The Male Leads of the Dating Game Turned Dark After Being Courted

It is difficult for the author to finish the fourth run. As a reader, I personally think that the end of the third run is enough. However, the author continued the four chapters, and the beginning was very different. He also tried hard to give the original heroine and the good-for-nothing male O a little role, and I saw how great his efforts were. But this frame-up can only make it clear that the heroine has no way out on her own. For me as a reader, it would be better to let her vent her emotions in the third episode. If we can't break free, we will die together.

I just feel like this development is quite baffling. In the first few rounds, a lot of ink was written about how the heroine was suppressed and bullied by the Tianlong people. In the last round, he suddenly started to write about the heroine finding herself in e-sports that was not mentioned in the previous rounds. It gave the impression that the author was writing about strategy games. Suddenly he wanted to write e-sports articles again, so he suddenly wrote about e-sports content [changed] about why the strategy game was set up like that before, why the male protagonist had memories in the first few rounds, and why the plot always suddenly got out of control... These points There was no further writing at all, and it ended in an anticlimax. The heroine was bullied too hard in the first few rounds (there was even a poster plot). I was always looking forward to how I would deal with the male protagonist in the end. Who knew that I didn't abuse the male protagonist at all in the last round? Fortunately, I still believed what I said in the previous paragraph: "The male protagonist will have a crematorium." It really tricked people into killing people.

No matter which episode it is, the man and everyone around him will always be aloof and think that the heroine is deliberately approaching them...

Sometimes I can't help but be serious. Can powerful people with extremely unequal classes and no respect and love really fall in love with heroines who have lost their power?

Choke them all to death, including the housekeeper.

After watching it, I can only say that it was a mess in my mind. The first three episodes made the heroine so miserable, so submissive and submissive. Although it was to complete the task, it was stressed that the heroine didn't care ten thousand times and it still felt aggrieved. Later, I said that the heroine would be tortured back. I didn't see anything at all, except that the male and female protagonists continued to be entangled, and the female protagonist continued to be helpless and would only verbally tell the male protagonist to stay away. The so-called rise of the female protagonist was like a joke. If she was slandered later, it was not necessary for the male protagonist to take action. May I ask what is the cool part? To put it bluntly, the female protagonist neither abused the male protagonist nor escaped from the male protagonist's control to rise. What I can't especially accept is that he started writing an e-sports article out of nowhere, or wrote two or three consecutive chapters about e-sports. What's the point? Watching it from the beginning to the end makes you feel frustrated, why not stop at the end of the third episode, where everyone perishes together [changed]

I'm so annoyed when I see these men... [Tucks chin]

Another book about the abuse of women under the guise of female growth... Not only is the author's writing poor, but the semantics are repetitive and cumbersome in many places, and the words "de", "de" and "di" are not used correctly several times, and the writing style is like that of a primary school student. In many places, in ancient times, the female protagonists abused the female protagonists. They created obstacles for the female protagonists by adding fan groups to the male partners. There are obviously other ways to deal with it, but they have to engage in alternative female protagonists. It's just that the male partner likes the male partner. Except for the heroine's friends and mother, everyone has great ill will towards the heroine. The heroine is really unlucky to meet such an author. The heroine is abused throughout the story. The heroine has been suppressed and bullied by the male protagonists like a plaything. They pretend to fight back. In fact, every time they fight back, the male protagonists seem weak and aggrieved. In the end, they do not really hurt the disgusting rotten male protagonists. I can't understand the meaning of too much description of Su Mu as a male character. The heroine regards Su Mu as very important just because she saved him. I think Lin Yao's setting is very reasonable, but Su seems to be set up for a mama man. Most characters will be amazed by his appearance when they see Su, and you don't have any warning for the corruption in the romance! It's even more disgusting that there is a cannon fodder man who likes the male supporting actor Wang Xun. Everyone is maliciously targeting the heroine. Or should I say that it's really miserable for the heroine to meet such an author. She is inexplicably beaten by Su's fiance, stepbrother and the others. I spent so much money on food💩I really made myself suffer

Wang's dog sense is very strong, I like it. It's a pity that one-week-old was born with three-week-old and is too cowardly, otherwise he might really get pregnant. But dog men are dogs after all and can only follow the if line. . TT

A very powerful heroine! Very interesting male protagonists.