I prefer a very thoughtful female protagonist or a very sinister and cunning male protagonist. In short, the protagonist's sense of being alive is essential.
[Heroes are short of breath, but children are in love]
Obviously sincerity is the most important thing, but why does the ending become like this? This is so well written, Xiaohong, I will follow you forever!
It's so abominable that the second male actor only said that he has to live for himself after hurting so many people. He might as well go all the way to the dark side.
The pace of love is like riding a rocket. Although many people think that the male protagonist part has too much plot, the unit really likes the feeling of him chatting with the heroine. The heroine's reaction is really too fast and really clever.
In fact, the male protagonist is quite pure in love. What I have always thought about is "how can we get married without love", so I felt quite happy when I saw the fiancée who didn't take love seriously being teased and disgusted later. However, in the process, the male protagonist was indeed assimilated by his father and turned into a ****. It was still a bit sad. His silly and sweet personality was gone forever.
It's quite interesting to see the male protagonist start chasing his wife later on, and the further you go, the more you feel that the male and female protagonists are a match made in heaven, both of them are crazy.
The ending is a bit unexpected, but I can't think of any other more appropriate development. Different from traditional cheating stories, the main palace in this article can't find too many moral flaws except that he has a little more control over the heroine, so the male mistress's methods appear to be a little more sophisticated.
I am a February 28th type, and this is the first novel I read. I was still in high school at that time, and I single-handedly promoted this novel to the whole class. It is so good, the female protagonist has a very strange brain circuit, and the male protagonist is the kind of "I only care about you as time goes by" type.
February 28th has the same abstract cover as always. It seems to be a prequel to another book, but it's been so long that I kind of forgot about it. Anyway, it's not a loss if I invest in it.