Strong women make stronger men. Some form of high-ranking official, both have wealth and privilege, as well as talent and appearance. To be honest, looking at the lives of privileged people, I will only feel that power that cannot be restrained should not exist, otherwise we will just be crushed if we go crazy.
It feels weird. The heroine, a cultivator of immortals, pretended to be tied to a mortal's house and kept eating. The villain who wanted to cause trouble sacrificed all the other sacrifices. He wanted to mess with the heroine, so the heroine took action. Just to show the heroine's love for eating? Is the author out of his mind?
It's an elementary school love story, but the heroine is made to have little ability, while the hero is made to be very powerful. There are also some disgusting plots, such as the male protagonist taking the female protagonist to a strip club, and the female protagonist is always concerned about her small breasts and so on. The foot-binding cloth in the author's mind must have been handed down from the Qing Dynasty.
Oh my god... It's not just a spoiler, the heroine is tired because she doesn't have a man? Wouldn't it be tiring now that a powerful man likes her? The logic behind this almost scares me to death before I see it. The most ironic thing is that the author of this chapter writes that wanting to be loved is a sign of losing power. After watching the demining, there is a plot where boys are cut short and girls have long hair, in order to let them understand the difference between genders [split] What kind of brain can come up with such a thing that is full of gender stereotypes? Not to mention the fact that the female protagonist is the bodyguard of the powerful male protagonist, haha. Nerve. Btw, this author also writes about men and women. Sigh
The setting is good, the writing style is a bit cologne, and it tricked me into feeding my shit. The author writes about a boy and a boy, and promised that there will be no cp. As he writes, there will be a classic boy-on-boy love story [Split]. The protagonist is not a supporting character.
Looking back, I saw that there were warning signs before. There were some good female characters, but they were borderline. The main shots are all focused on men. The author gives all the beauty to the male characters, but what about the women? The author writes that they sold themselves/planned to sell themselves to make a living, but the worst case scenario is selling themselves, right? Hahahahahahahahahaha I'm convinced
It's obvious what kind of dick the author's brain is. Don't look at the treasure of your beloved daughter, it's just shit.