The evaluation of the male protagonist in the article is not the same as that of Snape. If the female protagonist is abused, I will naturally hate the male protagonist. Evaluation is very subjective
The emotional line is amazing [laughing and crying] SS dressed up as Harry Potter and got together with me. I didn't like dual male protagonists at first, but this is the first time I watched Narcissus.
If you haven't watched it yet, let's give it a try first. The heroine's patron saint is a doe = Snape = Lily, which is quite strange. However, there are quite a lot of good reviews on the book, so I'll read it again if I'm really short on literature.
It's quite interesting once you get past the beginning. I quite like the emotional line. The male protagonist is a bit cautious and gets attracted very early. Voldemort was killed quickly, and there was no abuse in this regard. It's just that the writing style is relatively old-fashioned, and it always gives me the feeling that the author is Taiwanese.
The heroine had two exes before talking to Snape. Before, they were just a professor and a student who had a good relationship. The author did not write about why the heroine suddenly fell in love with Snape. It was very sudden. As for Snape, he should have been boiled in warm water and allowed the heroine to have an affair and then get together. Compared with other romance novels, the two of them are indeed less like heart-wrenching true love and redemption. They are relatively bland, but you can also feel that the male protagonist loves the female protagonist.
In short, the heroine's growth is pretty good, and the heroine is not in love. Because the romance with Snape seems to be more ordinary.
It looks good. I think Nagini is a bit buggy. In the first chapter, the heroine clearly caught a snake and used it to find out that it was a Horcrux. However, in the subsequent battle against Voldemort, there was still a snake that played the same role as Nagini? ?
It would be great if there were more emotional lines between male and female protagonists and sweet interactions with each other on a daily basis
After reading almost ninety chapters, I can't stand the male and female protagonists. In particular, the male protagonist did not give the female protagonist any sense of security at all. He concealed and lied. Although the female protagonist also had communication problems, it was not worth it to feel disgusted for the female protagonist. Their relationship was rotten at the core, but the female protagonist was still getting closer to him [covering her face and laughing] I can't stand this kind of thing. Maybe I think of my own similar emotional experience, and even want to go crazy for the female protagonist. Let's all die together.
It was okay, but after reading dozens of chapters, I realized that I was a stand-in for myself, and that the parent generation had lost its memory and was reborn into the offspring generation. I didn't like reading these two plots, so I gave up. I originally thought it was only for other generations of other world line generations.
It's very old... The heroine is so traditional that I can't stand it [laughing and crying] The heroine doesn't go to dances and only dances with her husband. It's so traditional... Well... The heroine's way of pursuing people is not popular now, it looks a bit weird... It feels like she is a mother or a nanny, she is a hard-working type, and she also cares whether the male protagonist eats or not. He also said that even if he can't catch up with anyone, he can still be his confidante for life [laughing and crying] ps. Although I like to read children's novels, it's still weird to start a love interest in the first grade [covering my face and laughing]
The first part was good, but then I went to the United States to exchange and read the comments. There was a female mistress who was suspected of being a mistress (or was she unrequitedly in love with the male protagonist?) And the plot became bland, so I gave up.
I looked at the back part... The more I thought about it, the more uncomfortable I became. When [Joker] was bitten by a snake, the female protagonist protected the male protagonist from all injuries, but all the highlights were given to the male protagonist. It was a huge surprise. I can see from the comparison between the subsequent generations and the original ss that the female protagonist is more like a tool to provide the male protagonist with a happy life. She has always been downwardly compatible with the male protagonist, tolerating him, being good to him, and paving the way for him. Not to mention that there is a tool-like female supporting character who loves the male protagonist and highlights his charm. The male protagonist also likes the female protagonist because she is good to him.
I can only say that I can feel that the author loves the male protagonist very much, and the female protagonist is just a tool. The reason why I don't like some of the stories is like this. The heroine is always super friendly to the ss from the beginning, and is nicer to him than Lily, and then the ss falls in love with the heroine because of this.
I only read the first chapter, and I think the heroine is suffering from depression. My depression has become serious recently and I can't watch this. Are you reading Shuhuang?
I've finished watching it. It's quite good.
The heroine is very cute and sincere. When she played the pumpkin elf, I was so moved that I cried because I thought the heroine's love and sincerity were so beautiful.
It's okay, even though the heroine was miserable when she was a child, I still prefer to watch it with more sunshine. People who like letters don't necessarily have psychological shadow [laughing and crying]
I understand the extreme mood of the heroine very well [laughing and crying], and I empathize with her desire to get rid of the male protagonist because he ignores her... Perhaps a little too empathetic, which leads to her hating the male protagonist in the story and feeling unworthy of the female protagonist. But the subsequent plot is probably about the male protagonist starting to dedicate himself to the female protagonist and begging for forgiveness. It's a pity that the author stopped updating it.