A Crimson Heart Should Be Like a Fledgling
血红的心脏应如雏鸟
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 25k Words
- Genre
- Multi-Orientation
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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Reader comments 40
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The author's female protagonists all have their own charms, while the male protagonist has become a pendant that only provides emotional value because of worries about gains and losses. It is completely opposite to the popular female abuse literature nowadays. It is so refreshing.
Although, it is not very satisfying, the heroine also lost an arm. If the main perspective is changed to the female protagonist, the relationship with the heroine is also changed to admirer and object of admiration. The female protagonist will be more delicious because the heroine has grown up even though the heroine has quit the kitten team. The story is written from the perspective of the male protagonist, Su. No matter how she takes the camera, she will be too sympathetic to him. And there is a lack of details about the heroine, which sometimes makes it seem fluffy. (Personal opinion, put the lid on the pot and run away)
Losing an arm to a Southerner. . . I feel so sorry for the cat vT
No, I really can't stand watching other girls being tortured by the heroine, but it's okay to watch male characters being tortured.
,, The preconception is that the main perspective is that of a woman who works hard,,,
Baby, this idea is also very interesting, but I still don't want to abuse other baby girls. It seems that my cultivation is not deep enough and I still can't tolerate baby girls with various personalities.
Suddenly I thought of You Tanzhi and Azi... Actually, it's really good to write a female protagonist. It's rare to see such a female protagonist, and readers won't be too angry when they take it in; if the female protagonist was a sister, I would want to tear her to pieces (face covering), but if this kind of vicious female protagonist is written in JJ, 90% of people will report it, so it is quite difficult.
Xiangwei is true love, two lonely souls embracing each other in a boring world
The description of the crazy heroine is very interesting.
Um, this is simply abuse of a girl. My sister hurt the heroine, and finally killed her. The heroine just died obediently. You tell me this is a crazy criticism of the heroine. Where is the crazy criticism, she is simply a lunatic of her sister.