Mainly for the male protagonist, cool guy/tycoon/mature man, etc. There is no limit to the female protagonist. I don't understand the psychology of female/male protagonists. I mainly focus on a person who I feel comfortable watching.
The heroine is very sensible and resourceful, and is not willing to put herself in a position of being controlled by others. She treats the hero as a disobedient mad dog. The little emperor's pure love brain has been working hard to cheat, and crazily criticizing the dark thoughts will only get the heroine's slap, which is very difficult. He is good at crying and pretending to be weak and begging for sympathy to trick the female protagonist into staying with him. The female protagonist kisses and comforts her and then runs away in the blink of an eye. In the end, she is indeed successful in suppressing the male protagonist in terms of power. I really want to squat with the same male protagonist, but I like this mad dog with a bit of brat attribute.
The arrogant and venomous Tianlong male protagonist, the more unruly he is in front of others, the more miserable he will be bullied by the female protagonist (hee hee). He will go crazy when he sees his love rival. He will be jealous and attack indiscriminately. The female protagonist is not used to it at all. She directly drags her to a corner where no one is around and slaps her. The look of being jealous and crazy about love with the female protagonist's current hottie is also very delicious. Recommended
The first few chapters about the abuse of women were so well written, and the suffocating and depressing atmosphere was so well laid out, that I was really angry with the male protagonist. At the beginning, I was worried that the male protagonist was not abused harshly enough, but the female protagonist was still kinder and kinder, but after starting to train the dog, the female protagonist was not. I have been abused again, and the male protagonist has always been begging for mercy, worrying about gains and losses, breaking down and going crazy, and the only thing left in his mind is the joy of dog training. The ending is also very sweet. Except for the dark first few chapters, overall it feels like it is a sweet and sour story with only the male protagonist. I like it!