Self-storage list of complaints. The criticisms may be very niche and are not recommended for reference. Scoring is very arbitrary and subjective. It's fully booked and it's viewable but has flaws.
Generally. The male protagonist is a bit interesting. He is a national face-changing master, inheritor of intangible cultural heritage tea art, and a master of the bitter meat scheme. The female protagonist is very ordinary. She is a miserable little bitter gourd, annoying and annoying. The key is that the gods in her family gave me a headache. When I wrote it, it only played the role of a disgusting female protagonist and me. The plot is also a bit cliché. The author's writing style is average. When writing about red eyes, he would only write "scarlet-rimmed eyes." It gives me a sense of déjà vu [covering my face and laughing and crying] after reading it. This is largely because although the heroine's personality is average, the male protagonist is also pretty average. There is no particularly high-profile plot except for pretending to be tea in front of the heroine, and he is not overly charming. Well, I just like to eat strong women and weak men. If the male protagonist is not stronger than the female protagonist, I can still accept it [covering face and crying]
Although it is a refreshing female-oriented perspective, and the setting of the female protagonist is also very cool, it feels like watching an abstract short video, which is awkward.
It's so bland, and the setting is cool, but the heroine has received a bunch of honorary awards that deserve to be blown away. However, it turns out that the audience's response is very small, and the response is very weak. There are forums and forums that praise it, but it is too little. I feel that there is no feedback, and it is not exciting enough to watch. The heroine has no clear goals and personality traits, and I have no patience to continue trying.
It should be renamed "Woman, please beg me, please spend all my money". I don't like the high profile of the male protagonist. Although he always compromises, the author's words to describe him are too domineering and high profile. In addition, the male protagonist is a bitch and has double standards. He clearly knows how to lick others. He licks the leader and his collaborators very well. When he comes to the female protagonist, he is arrogant and arguing with the female protagonist while feeling sorry for himself. I have already licked you like this. What else do you want? It looked very unpleasant. Men can be mean but they can't have double standards. If they are only mean to the female protagonist, it will make me feel like a domineering boss is forcing love. No, many bosses who are forced to love look down on everyone equally. The male protagonist in this book gave me the feeling that he only looks down on the female protagonist and is very inferior to others who are higher than him.
The female protagonist is like M. She gets excited when the dead man treats her roughly, but is not interested in the obedient male protagonist in the early stage. However, I am S, and I like the obedient male protagonist before death, but hate the s-male protagonist after death. There is no room for two Ss in the same mountain, so I can't watch it.