Oh my god, blur the status of the female protagonist and highlight the male protagonist. During the heroine's highlight moments, a man always chuckles and says, "Don't underestimate her." . . ? ?
If there is a misunderstanding, I still don't explain it clearly. I'm most annoyed by this kind of plot where the pulling and cutting is constantly confusing.
The male protagonist gave me the feeling of a gangster and a gangster, and the review also said: He is like a dragon. The male protagonist is perfectly normal when dealing with other things, but once the female protagonist behaves without boundaries or intelligence, they start to accuse him of not being human. Go to hell, please give me a tutorial on not loving men.
Before I finished reading, the male protagonist did something because he wanted to resurrect the female protagonist, which indirectly caused the female protagonist to be hacked countless times in ten years. Later, the female protagonist went back in time and appeared in front of him. She had a series of abnormal actions. The male protagonist did not recognize the female protagonist, and she also did many things that made the female protagonist die. Later, we finally got to know each other. Judging from the author's attitude, he probably just abused the male protagonist casually. It was probably because the female protagonist didn't like him, was moved, was angry with him for tens of thousands of dollars, was moved by the injury the male protagonist suffered for her, had a happy ending, etc.
Torturing women in a joking way, and torturing men by "pulling out their bones" in an understatement
Who will save my soul
The more I write, the angrier I get. Damn it, who is the audience?
I haven't finished watching it, can I get my money back? I was attracted by other tweets, saying that Nezha is very boyish. Haha, I thought it looked pretty good from the beginning. The author also said that some people complained about his novel, saying that the heroine was a spoiled wife and was reported. I think the heroine's design is not bad, and I quite sympathize with the author. Later, when it was clear that the female protagonist had no ability and could only rely on the male protagonist, she would interfere with this and that, causing a lot of trouble. I can understand that the author wants to portray the heroine as still kind-hearted even if her family is destroyed, but she is unable to back up her kindness, and the male protagonist has to do the work, and suffer the consequences together.
I couldn't stand it. Three hours and 10 yuan were wasted.