The male protagonist is quite dastardly, but the female protagonist loves him so much that she can easily be emotionally affected by him. The male protagonist is so humble in the middle and later stages. Why is the female protagonist still so aggrieved when written? I beg the world to let the female protagonist go.
Especially at the end, the scene where the heroine got misunderstood and became jealous and shed tears almost made me die.
Two vicious female supporting characters appeared and competed with the female protagonist. They were so annoyed that they wanted to slap the male protagonist to death.
It's particularly frustrating. The heroine has been tortured both mentally and physically. I never succeeded in escaping. I escaped once and was caught once (speechless). After all, I have been an emperor for a few years. How can I write to her in such a timid and useless way?
It's very easy to knock on the front. As soon as Jia appears, he goes downhill in a hurry. Suddenly arrange an embarrassing plot for the heroine, and then let the heroine beg the hero to be inferior to others. This male protagonist is also a low-key person, who dares to humiliate the female protagonist [covering face, laughing and crying]
What kind of rebirth is this? . . He still gets jealous and sad when he thinks about things in his past life. The male protagonist is extremely moved when he says something nice. Oh my god, from the female protagonist's perspective, the male protagonist treated her so badly in his previous life, and he still loves her so much even after being reborn [please]
The most speechless thing is that the heroine also said that she would be the supplicant of the hero [covering her face and laughing and crying] (to be honest, the author even reported me for this comment)
The silly male protagonist forces the female protagonist's best friend to act together, causing the female protagonist to misunderstand and push her out of jealousy. The man who was abusing the man so well suddenly made the heroine feel wronged emotionally. . . Male protagonist, you really need to take care of yourself