[Twilight] A Disturbed Mind

It's just very confusing. I said before that the heroine is very powerful and can be a guard, but then I keep seeing the heroine get into trouble, and then be rescued, and then get into trouble again, and then be rescued again. There is no psychological offensive. Just like the comments below this article, I am speechless.

Something happened last time when you were acting. Are you still acting this time? You don't have to talk at critical times, right... Also, the heroine always acts impulsively and gets tied up and rescued...

Hey, I really don't understand the significance of the existence of Asinodora and Sulpicia in this article. On the one hand, the author uu said that he does not want to delete the original characters. On the other hand, the character setting is that these two are pure tools. Are they left to Jane and the heroine to provoke? From the looks of it, all four of them are feeling aggrieved.

... I am speechless for the heroine

Let's not talk about whether Caius is real or fake, and it's this kind of routine where you're slept with, you're dirty, and I'll despise you... Female characters are only valuable, even if they suspect that the heroine is brainwashed and collaborates with the enemy...

They are all vampires who have lived for hundreds of years, and the harm to the heroine is still intrusion... (Of course, this does not mean that this does not matter to the heroine. When will we get rid of the exploitation of female characters...

There are some silly misunderstandings and hiding things from the other party. It can be seen that the author really likes Goumi, Caius and Marlowe, and he doesn't like the setting of Arcinodora as a partner at the beginning. Although he knows that Caius does not love her, he feels uncomfortable in his heart. And it is unlikely that he will be instigated by a few words to misunderstand that the heroine is unclean. He may not necessarily believe it. Moreover, he will tear people apart and will not ignore the heroine. After finally having a sweetheart, he will not give the heroine a chance to leave. He will only treat those who covet the heroine harshly. As a love story, this book is also full of ups and downs, with twists and turns.

So if Auston succeeded in making it to the end, would Caius abandon him or have a problem with Cosia????

You can write whatever you want, just don't have children.

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