Love Without Blame

Why is it always emphasized that the heroine is not as good as any girl the hero knows, over and over again, what does the author want to express? The Cinderella style is no longer popular now. Isn't it better to focus on the heroine's beautiful and tough character? And the heroine is not that ugly. Before, after the heroine dressed up for the college entrance examination, he said that although she was not as eye-catching as others, she was the most beautiful in his opinion. I really don't like this kind of description method that is disappointing and alienating. Every girl is beautiful.

Can this be called "revenge"? The heroine is so stupid and pitiful

The heroine is a little bit both mature and mature, is that necessary?

I suspect that the male lead and the second female lead have broken up a long time ago

It would be great if it were at the po

I saw this recommended by chance and almost finished reading it in one sitting. It's a story about childhood sweethearts, but it's not vulgar. It's natural and smooth like returning to nature. The relationship between the two people is described very delicately. The writing is also great. It's very comfortable to read. I'm looking forward to the new story.

If the heroine sleeps with this man now, she cannot occupy the moral high ground. I think it will give the mistress an advantage.

??? Wouldn't it be better to just tear the mistress apart and let them die? Do you still need to do this???

Alas, it's so easy for the heroine to let a man lead her by the nose.

The male protagonist has always liked the female protagonist, has he ever done it with anyone else?