The requirements for the male protagonist are to be clean, love the female protagonist enough, be handsome, and be honest. There are no requirements for female protagonists. The less they conform to your J female channel's moral training, the more likely they are to be liked.
Written at the top: The greatest fake bone I've eaten in a while. [Poor]
The following is the review after fully ordering: It should be the best novel I have read recently. I read it all night. I really like the narrative rhythm and emotional changes. Two people who are not related by blood go from the friendship and family that depend on each other to the love that comes naturally and slowly breaks the window paper. The hero's high moral sense and physical shortcomings make him restrained and upright, but in the end they are no match for his love for Qiu Shui. Qiu Shui is a rare and eye-catching heroine. She is not perfect. She stole things and money when she was a child - in order to survive in the shadow of poverty and domestic violence of her father. But I like her, and her courage and perseverance since childhood. She will not blame herself because of the oppression of the environment. If the environment can be changed, she will change it forcefully. If not, she will learn to adapt skillfully, but she has never lost her original intention. She has a strong business acumen, is affectionate and righteous to people, and has extremely high emotional intelligence but will not flatter those in power without any bottom line. She has too many shining points. She is a woman of flesh and blood born of love. The author also put a lot of effort into writing her career line, and the book is not boring but very three-dimensional. I like every part of the story. The heroine and the hero have no golden fingers, and they climb up in their own fields step by step. The heroine is an eagle that cannot be trapped. In the end, the hero chooses to travel around the world with her. Their daughter is also a very independent child. The advantages of this book are almost endless. Another detail is that the sister of the previous emperor, the eldest princess, succeeded to the throne and her daughter became the prince and changed her surname to hers. In this book, you can see the transformation history of women, the shadows of women fighting in the court, in the business field, and on the battlefield. The heroine's daughter also takes her surname. All in all, this is a beautiful story that does not create any mistakes of its own, and does not allow the characters to surrender their subjectivity and call it reality. I hope the author can create more good stories like this, and I wish you all the best [red heart]
The heroine is kind but slowly grows into a brave heroine who doesn't dare to refuse others, and the hero is calm, rational and restrained. I really like the setting of the charming female protagonist x the knight-type male protagonist.
It is still being serialized. The heroine's character is too much for my liking. She is a smart pepper with a catchphrase of "get out". The hero is dull but loves his wife. It's almost finished now.
I watched it a long time ago, and recently picked it up and re-watched it. They are still a lively and bright woman and a silent and reliable man with a crush. After the female protagonist was taken away by a time traveler in her previous life, only the male protagonist noticed it and started a big battle. In the end, he killed the devil, the time traveler and the like. The male protagonist was also injured and died. It was regarded as a martyrdom for love. After the heroine was taken away from her, she was forced to watch. While watching, she discovered the deep love of the male protagonist. I prefer to read the plot after v. The chapter before v is mainly about the plot where the heroine is forced to watch and be unable to stop after her body is taken away. Maybe the author's writing is too real, which makes me dare not read it, and I feel very sad. There are many people who criticize the female protagonist in the comment area. The most speechless thing is that according to the author's outline, the devil is reborn and briefly bewitches the female protagonist after she recovers from the state of being snatched. I don't understand why the ratio of those who criticize the male devil to those who criticize the female protagonist is 1:9. I don't think this plot design is very abrupt. Why did the female channel's "non-industrial saccharine" and "story's pull on the protagonist's growth" fail when it abuses the male protagonist. I think this part is quite enjoyable. Like me, you can enjoy watching the story of a taciturn man who doesn't know how to express his feelings but is rejected by an ignorant heroine and then confesses to hook her back. You can really watch this. To be honest, I don't think this plot is abusive to men. I will continue writing the rest after I review it. What I like very much is that many people who have been with the female protagonist think that she has a better personality after being taken away from her, but the male protagonist only likes her initially, whose personality is considered a bit spoiled and bad by others.
It's a calm but manageable novel that you can read in one sitting. The heroine has the worldly worries that many adult women have: being forced to get married, being disliked by her parents for this and that. But she still has courage in the confusion, and the male protagonist is also eaten to death by her. A post-marriage story about a charming woman and a hot nerd husband. The man's secret love is good and the man's secret love is wonderful. The second male lead is annoying but it doesn't affect the final viewing.