The Tenth Year of Loving Her in Secret [GB]

Emmm... How do you feel? It seems that the female protagonist did something wrong, but I don't feel it. (The female protagonist can do anything.) If the male protagonist gives up, just give up. I may not be able to stand a woman chasing a man. The male protagonist should be the first to give up after being together. I don't speak well to the male protagonist because I am a pure female protagonist. I will diss the male protagonist if he does such a thing. He just wants to comply with the heroine's wishes. Well, hero, you are very good, but I care more about the heroine. Without going into too much detail about who is right and who is wrong, I will just lean towards the heroine. If you want to scold me, let's stop. The hero doesn't seem to understand. He has loved the heroine for ten years and relies on her to relieve his depression. His depression comes from his father. If his father never comes out, it may be a problem for depression. Helps, but heart disease is not so easy to cure, and you will still have angina even after many years. How about you, male protagonist, live in a foreign country, become the white moonlight of the heroine, and then be forgotten by the heroine, and then the heroine embraces a new life. I feel that most people in this book are biased towards the male protagonist. The male protagonist is a popular star with a good reputation, and is gentle to his family. Xian Hui suffers from depression and gets along well with others. The heroine is a scumbag and a bad person in their eyes. Holy shit, the more I talk about it, the more I love the heroine. I don't mean it. 💔 I still can't help thinking that the male protagonist lost the sweetheart he finally caught, and then hehehehe [sunglasses] got jealous and angry, begged for forgiveness, and pestered the heroine. However, from the female protagonist's perspective, the male protagonist is a bit too much. He broke up as soon as the relationship was confirmed, and he didn't pay attention to their relationship at all! I'm angry?, Although there is a reason. The female protagonist has never wronged herself, and the male protagonist is still saying "Oh, I've already hinted it so obviously" Who has been secretly in love with whom for ten years? Fans of the heroine will say, "It's definitely not a ten-year crush. If I can talk to her, I will keep her for the rest of my life!" Male protagonist, you have been living in your own world, hopeless. You don't believe in the female protagonist. You feel that the female protagonist doesn't love you at all. Isn't it enough that you love her? You always think that whatever the heroine is doing is to break off the relationship, God is so unfair! Which ex does my heroine not treat with the utmost kindness and sincerity? Help???? I'm just complaining about the male protagonist now, but it's not to the point of being disgusted [Hands together] I was so angry that I just imagined you and the heroine as the male protagonist.

Cool! The love of the male protagonist is so humble. I think both male and female protagonists need to calm down and learn how to love themselves and the people they like. You two are so awkward!!!

What a long mouth! Guess what!

No, if there is a response, the male protagonist will go crazy with joy. Even just a few words "Are you getting married?"

I hope Shu Yue wears the veil, is hidden, lifted up, and belongs to her

The little male servant will be... Eaten, fucked, wiped, and cleaned by his master 🥺 Really, the male protagonist is a succubus/demon, he will be radiant with the nourishment of his lover ()

"Wife" is really a word that makes people feel happy. I mean my wife, not my wife.

Shu Yue: (silently drops the little pearl)

I feel that these two people are not suitable for each other. The female protagonist is slow and the male protagonist is sensitive. It is suitable for the male protagonist to find someone with a delicate mind. It feels like they are torturing each other, which is quite tiring ()

I know that the heroine needs to adjust her temperament when being with the hero, but I always feel that some of the male protagonist's actions make the heroine worry about gains and losses, and make the heroine internally consumed. The heroine is now like holding a glass bottle, afraid that it will break.