The Obsessive Male Lead Does Nothing [Quick Transmigration]

Why does it have to have a female protagonist?

It feels like the male protagonist has failed to write

In fact, it feels the same whether there is a female protagonist or not, and I can't even tell why the male protagonist likes the female protagonist.

Shi Mei is the light to Xiao Jiu. He knows that her growing environment has caused her to be prickly, but no one has the obligation to accept her rudeness.

No, although Shi Mei may want to protect Qian Jiu, he hasn't fully accepted this yet. If he has to take her with him when he goes back, won't the relationship with his family be more awkward? I don't really like this Shi Mei. If she is the heroine of this unit, remember to mention it. I'll watch it in the next world.

Isn't this Sister Mei the male protagonist's CP? I don't have any objections to her, but I don't want to see her become the heroine.

Don't let Shimei be the heroine. This kind of character is actually quite annoying. I understand that she has developed that kind of personality in her own life, but it doesn't mean that she should accept it. For example, when she first appeared, she bumped into the male protagonist, and the male protagonist just saw her bumping into her and avoided it. It was normal. It's understandable to blame the other person for not catching you after you fell, but her behavior and words made her very uncomfortable. Who owes you? Also, I was thinking about asking Xiaojiu not to go with the male protagonist or leave them. I can understand this. We all depended on each other and had a deep relationship, so we couldn't bear to part with him. But she gave me the feeling that she was going dark. There is a plot like this in some novels. Originally, everyone was dependent on each other, but then your family came to pick you up and you left with them. Then you betrayed me, and then I will retaliate for your betrayal. I may also say that you followed them because they were rich. What I just said is a rough idea, but there really is such a plot. When we don't know the specific situation of the male protagonist's family (that is, regarding Xiao Jiu's relationship, whether the Xie family will be good to Xiao Jiu), just looking at the superficial situation, the Xie family is definitely better than the slums. Shi Mei gave me the feeling that once Xiaojiu agreed, he would have betrayed her. Xiaojiu could not leave and had to stay and suffer together. Maybe it's because of the way she's described. She really doesn't make me like her, so don't be her. (I won't go into details about things like blocking the door to prevent the male protagonist from going in to find someone)

I'm speechless. The heroine can't be Shi Mei, so I'll watch it in the next world. I really don't like heroines with this kind of character. She looks like some heroines in Xiaoyan many years ago, full of disgust.

What does this Shi Mei have to do with me? I bumped into someone in the last chapter and didn't even apologize. I hate her.

Let me see if it's fully booked