Helen Pan

Once you get it, you don't cherish it. You even had a mistress. To be honest, it's disgusting.

Knights are not so knights, right... I keep thinking, I thought the character was quite attractive, but this kind of attitude toward a scumbag... I can't go on, it's like being a dog licker when you're in love... It's irritating that the scumbag still won't dump him.

Suddenly I remembered the classical Chinese novel "Mang" I learned in high school. It was exactly the same. The heroine lost too much because of this love, and even the final divorce left her bruised and bruised. I don't know why the author wrote about Draco's renewed pursuit at the end. I feel like the last episode is really disgusting! Ruined the tone of the entire article.

Oh my god, Draco is a scumbag.

Once you get it, you don't cherish it. You even had a mistress. To be honest, it's disgusting.

The heroine is so humble. The author is not hungry for the heroine and is too partial to the male protagonist.

Haha, I want to say that I am here to leave a comment specifically, and I bought the last chapter because I feel like I can't stand it anymore. I hate the male protagonist's character, not only because he is a scumbag, but also because he can't tolerate the people he likes. I hate the female protagonist's character even more. Look at this. There is a sense of powerlessness in the article. It feels like the heroine goes round and round without doing anything, and the relationship is messed up. Friendships are also messed up. The heroine and the trio don't look like friends at all. When shaping the plot, there is a feeling of violation, which is like, okay, forget it, let's leave it like that. I don't know what I'm talking about. Maybe I'm a little angry and almost want to leave a negative score. In short, the article itself is quite good, but it was too popular. I didn't leave a perfect comment for the first time, but I still wrote it very seriously. That's it. I'm so sorry.

... I really have nothing to say about this ending. Although I enjoyed the story, at the end I really wanted to break Xiaolong's legs. What else can I say.

I really like Helen's character, and also like the author's Fred, George, Ron, Hermione, Harry, Cedric, Ginny, and Michael. However, regarding the male protagonist Draco, I have to say that I was a little disappointed. It's not that I don't like Draco, it's just that the Draco in the article is so scumbag that people can't like it. But I am not surprised at all about the final result of Helen and Draco's love. In fact, I can get certain hints from a long time ago. For example: the scene of the first encounter between Helen and Draco, the attitude of Draco's parents towards Helen, and Michael's prophecy, we can all get the answers. So I am looking forward to Helen's transformation. In my opinion, Helen should not be treated like this. Such a sincere and straightforward girl who dares to love and hate deserves a better boy. However, I was very disappointed, very disappointed. Helen did not think what I expected. Although she chose to divorce in the end, in my opinion, she should have ended such an unfortunate marriage a long time ago. I can almost imagine the pain and hurt Helen suffered in looking forward to her married life. I always thought that the author would change the male protagonist, but unfortunately, it still didn't happen until the end. Maybe I'm a little biased, but in my opinion, Draco is not worthy of Helen, and Draco is not worthy of Helen's desperate and serious enthusiasm for love. Perhaps due to the different environments they grew up in, Helen and Draco have completely different views on love, values, and life. Helen could take off her shoes without caring about her image; she could throw her wand aside and fight with others with her fists... But Draco couldn't. The first thing Draco considered when doing something was its value, just like he approached Helen and used Helen to protect himself and his family after his father was imprisoned. It was not that he didn't love Helen, but his love was mixed with too many impurities, and he didn't love as cleanly and openly as Helen did. The most important point is that Draco is too selfish. He is not like Helen who can give everything for love, friendship, and family ties. He considers himself first. Otherwise, they would not have gotten divorced. After getting married, he only thought about others gossiping about him and what he had lost, so he alienated Helen. He had never seriously thought about whether Helen would be in pain because of his alienation, nor had he thought about how sad it would be if Helen, who had given everything for him, lost him too? He never thought about it... So what did he think about? So what has he seriously seen? Until Draco left Helen covered with bruises and divorced her, Draco was still confident that he could get Helen back. Why did he have this confidence? Because he knew that Helen loved him so much that he could risk everything, so he naturally felt that as long as he was patient, he could get Helen back. But he never thought that a person's love is limited. What if the advance is all spent? He has never thought that since he has his pride, why use Helen? Now that he had taken advantage of it, why did he complain about the rumors caused by this use? He never thought about it, didn't Helen have her own pride? Of course Helen did, but she just let it go for him, so when they divorced, Helen returned to the flamboyant and bright Helen she once was. I'm glad the author didn't write a follow-up about them being together again. I think they should be like this. After the divorce, Helen will be the Helen she once was, and although they have friendships, they will not be together again. There is no need for a better man to appear. Helen is the kind of person who can live better than anyone else even if she is alone. She is not the kind of person who cannot live without anyone. This kind of Helen is the Helen I like. She has her own pride, so she will not forgive Draco, but they still have a daughter, so they are still friends. She does not need anyone to act as a savior to save her failed love, because she can be the sun in her own life. Maybe my idea will be disagreed by others, but at least I think so. Draco and Helen are not suitable for being together. One of them belongs to the sun, the other to the moonlight. One is used to frankness and sincerity, and the other is used to exploitation and conspiracy. Maybe they will be attracted to each other's different qualities, but eventually they will return to their own lives.

Suddenly I feel like Draco is such a scumbag