1V2. There are male abusers, but there are also female abusers. The heroine character is very good. But in the extra story, there is a plot where the female protagonist expresses her willingness to give oral sex to the male protagonist in order to appease the male protagonist (I borrowed the source to add: Jiao Jiao's demining is always deleted, I will post the specific demining in the comment area)
Love essay. The original heroine was a vicious eldest lady, but she transformed into a beautiful white flower after time travel. The early highlights include: there are tsundere male protagonists with bad mouths, two male protagonists initially have a crush on the female partner, and there are a lot of male gaze angles. The most disgusting thing is the side story, the side story about the CEO male protagonist. The heroine claims that her marriage to the CEO is mutually beneficial and only cooperation without feelings, but the article also describes the heroine cooking and knitting socks for the CEO. There is also a story where the president is jealous and just rapes the heroine. The article is very detailed and there is no pre-preparation. It is just like that. There are also movies without condoms and female protagonists. . . .
Don't be fooled by the title. You can't stand the first few chapters. The male protagonist is a double-standard holy father. He blames the female protagonist for everything and thinks he wants to "save" the heroine. There are too many flaws and you can't stand it. It's best not to be curious and read the first few chapters. The male protagonist will disgust you and make you speechless. His so-called guidance and redemption of the heroine is to make the heroine "the Holy Mother who will retaliate with kindness no matter how others harm you." When something happens, he even asks the heroine if she has done it before he blames the heroine and makes the heroine repent. Are you sick? I read in the comments that there is an abusive male protagonist in the back, but such a male protagonist is so disgusting that I don't want to see him. Be careful before entering the trap, copywriting scam, speechless
This book is honestly pretty good. But there are still some quirks that some female protagonists may not be able to accept.
1. The child that the male protagonist Zhao Yuheng is pregnant with belongs to the original owner, and he had a one-night stand with the original owner.
2. Although there is a prime minister and a powerful minister who likes the heroine, he loves power even more. In the later stage, he will usurp the throne of the heroine while suffering from the heroine's death. It is disgusting to watch. Moreover, this powerful minister has many scenes and is particularly hypocritical.
Jiu Qing is a famous procrastinator, but that is not the focus of this book. Among the four strategy characters, No. 1 Is an illegitimate son who is violent and arrogant. He is always looking at the heroine's face. No. 2 Is the brother of No. 1 And is very arrogant. He looked down on the heroine at first. Later, he fell in love with the heroine but gave up because he did not want to give up her power. Later, the heroine called out No. 2'S name on the bed at the engagement party in order to anger him and get engaged to No. 3. Male protagonist No. 4 Is a poor phoenix male. The author always describes the family members of male protagonist No. 4, Including his father, mother and brother, and the plot accounts for a high proportion.
To be honest, the second male protagonist Yutong is the lowest, and the author obviously prefers him, and he is also the male protagonist in the end.
Jiu Qing's writing is really worse than the last. Let's not talk about the bad ending. He has written some rubbish male protagonist. It's really disgusting.
Although I haven't read this one, it is recommended on the female protagonist book list, so I want to sort out the mines. Please see the topic area for details. There are several dirty male co-stars in this story, some of whom are having sex. Although the heroine does not sleep with the dirty man, it is said that there are quite a lot of scenes with the dirty man. If you can't stand the dirty man hanging around in front of the heroine, don't read it.
A low-class, dirty man who can't control his lower body doesn't deserve to like the heroine (and although the hero didn't join the silver party, he also participated...)
This one is even more frustrating than the cannon fodder one.
Also, don't read this author's new article on killing a husband and his testimony, as there are demining topics in the topic area. The male protagonist really liked someone else. In the previous life, the female protagonist liked the male protagonist unilaterally. After a night of romance, they got together, but the male protagonist kept talking coldly to the female protagonist (but he still slept with the female protagonist). In the end, the male protagonist killed his wife and achieved enlightenment. The most speechless thing is that the heroine is still so worthless after her rebirth, and she still wants to redeem the hero. She is convinced, washes her underwear with a cold face, but doesn't love you anymore, right?
Why do so many female protagonist book lists include articles about Yun Shang Qian Zuo? Many of her novels are about ruthlessly abusing the female protagonist and then making the male protagonist sad. She even abuses the female protagonist for the majority and only a small part of the male protagonist. Do you still need a reason to abuse the male protagonist? Why do you have to torture the female protagonist to death to make the male protagonist sad?
I don't know why a female protagonist would push this article. The male protagonist had a crush on the female protagonist and then used some means to have sex with her all night long (the female protagonist took traditional Chinese medicine, but the male protagonist did not send her to the hospital or a hotel) and became pregnant. The female protagonist had an accident and lost her memory. The male protagonist took the opportunity to tell the heroine's mother about her pregnancy, and the heroine's mother smashed the heroine's forehead to bleed because of this. The male protagonist's father also dislikes the female protagonist because she got him pregnant. Later, the heroine regained her memory. The hero acted and the heroine wanted to divorce. The hero did not agree and threatened the heroine with suicide. The male protagonist and his sister also judge the female protagonist in a condescending manner. I gave in, I was so frustrated, and in the end the heroine had to be with the hero.
This book is so suffocating. Can the female protagonist really read it? The male protagonist is very selfish from beginning to end. Either the male protagonist has a crush on the female protagonist or the female protagonist controls the story. In order to be with the heroine, he keeps hurting the heroine? The heroine is really in bad luck when she gets entangled with the hero's family.
The heroine in this article has a crush on her twin brother, but this brother is a habitual PUA offender. He is aloof from the heroine. At first, he treats her as a casual pastime. He loves to play ambiguous games with her, but he never admits that he likes her. Seeing the heroine getting close to her brother gave me a sense of crisis. Whenever the heroine makes him unhappy, he becomes cold and violent and ignores her. The most annoying thing is that the heroine blushes and acts submissive when she sees him. She feels sour when she sees this guy with other handsome men and beautiful women. . . Moreover, while this brother was having an affair with the heroine, there was news that he was married to another person. His brother has a system, he is reborn, and his mission goal is to capture the heroine. According to this younger brother's recollection, in his previous life, his brother allowed people around him to bully the heroine, and then appeared like a savior when the heroine was in a panic. In the end, the heroine got into a plane crash in order to escape. . . .
That is to say, who the hell pushed this article to me, I'm going to vomit, and I can't read it even if it has a mild female protagonist.