The male protagonist is dying to be a green tea and vixen. He loves the female protagonist the most. He can't live without her and can't get rid of her no matter what.
The master died, and the man became a widower. After finding the master, he even had an inferiority complex. However, the male protagonist has less role in the whole book.
Fake bone, this man is clinging to his sister like this, dank, under his age, micro-daddy type (he has helped the heroine with laundry and cooking since childhood), delicious, but a bit abusive (a little bit), abusing both sides (not because of the male and female protagonist's fault), HE
This man voluntarily became a dog. In the first few chapters, he had already had the consciousness of being a dog, and later on he became purely attached without even thinking about it. Having a demon seed, he should have hated Heaven, but in the end, he felt that they were destined to be a couple (the heroine would not have come to him without the demon seed). From the beginning to the end, the heroine suppressed him, well... Several times.
The mentality of the male protagonist: Human beings should not think about doing such dirty things with me, I am a serious dog → She smells so good, I seem to be in heat → Why doesn't she like me, why are there so many love rivals → When will she stop treating me like a dog [poor] → I like it so much, I like it so much
The male protagonist was attracted by the female protagonist from the beginning. He was a dead duck with a tough mouth. He became anxious when his wife ran away and ended up being like a dog. The heroine is very attractive, but her looks just don't do her justice.
The first male guest inside is very husband-like and has a strong daddy smell; the second male guest is a dank green tea puppy; and the third male guest is a sickly, arrogant and kitten. After all, they are just like dogs. It's not 1v1, please enter with caution, so be brave and eat with confidence.
This man followed the heroine like a dog, but the heroine didn't lose her horse in the end. People thought these two were short-sleeved. The heroine has always had a high status among the eunuchs.
Just like a puppy, it can't live without its master. It eavesdrops on its master's conversations, secretly pokes at those who speak ill of the director, and keeps going if it doesn't work.