Turning the Scum into a White Lotus [Quick Transmigration]

Too bad T^T. After reading too many fast-moving novels and perfect male and female protagonists, I was in a literary shortage. There are so many things I want to vomit. Ah!!! It doesn't feel cool enough, it's not sweet enough, and I feel like the male and female protagonists have a lot of flaws. QAQ~

Damn, damn, how could I give the admission notice to those people without handing it to myself? What if I tore the notice? It is inevitable that some people will not see the good things of others.

It's the first time I've seen a male protagonist like this in a fighting scene. He doesn't have any handsome and alluring martial arts, but only a fighting style that goes all out with no limit. He really tries his best to bite off a piece of the enemy's flesh. It's a real bite, but I inexplicably like this kind of male protagonist.

I don't really like the elders married by Ai Lalang. Sometimes they are so sweet that they want to introduce them to others. They don't have self-awareness yet and want to take care of everything.

This female protagonist is really speechless... Should the male protagonist be involved in irrelevant and dangerous things to be good to her? The male protagonist didn't react at all, but she did? What can she do to help? She has no ability herself... This kind of strange shackles is really disgusting

???? This plot is so weird

Well, it's because the male protagonist is not decisive. It seems that the male protagonist used to be quite decisive. It's strange that he has a good impression here. Last time he pushed the nurse sister, she was very decisive. I forgot to push the little sister here. It should be quite embarrassing if I remember. The younger sister is quite stubborn towards her sister-in-law, and she got into trouble because of online dating. So I'm sure the hero and the nurse will call. If the male protagonist says for sure that he doesn't like his sister, he shouldn't ask any questions. If he feels something but he's not sure, he just wants to be fine because the girl says she likes him, so there's no sense of crisis.

As long as the male protagonist has no future, this eldest brother will never tell the truth.

I was wrong before, this top family is indeed not enemies, they are even more vicious than enemies.

Alas, although I can understand the male protagonist's thoughts, it is still quite hurtful to not want a child when the female protagonist intends to get pregnant, as if she is bound to the female protagonist without considering the future. I am not a reproductive cancer, nor do I insist that the male and female protagonists must have children, but unless they are extremely scumbags, the children do represent to some extent the male protagonist's thoughts on the relationship and how far he wants to go.