BG Where the Male Protagonist Is in Trouble and Is Rescued by the Female Protagonist
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I love watching the heroine take in the hero in distress. I have compiled a list of books I have read. They are all ancient sayings. My evaluation is purely personal preference. Please give me a tweet by the way.
The heroine was given to the general as a concubine when she was a girl. After the general was framed, the heroine ran away. Later, she took in the general's two sons and brought them up. The hero is the eldest son. The second son also joined the family but did not play much. Later, the heroine and the general's relationship My cousin has a private life-long marriage. After returning to Beijing, my cousin's parents broke up. The male protagonist and his younger brother came to power. The male protagonist's rivalry is doubled. There is no old man. This book has a very interesting emotional line. I like to see the male protagonist and the general's cousin having sex. The middle period is a bit draggy.
I can barely count the subject matter. I didn't write much about the male protagonist's plight. I started writing it after getting engaged before losing my code. It's quite interesting but there are too many advanced ideological revolutions... (It's not that I don't like this kind of thing, but I feel it's quite abrupt and a bit frivolous if it's not handled well.) I don't like the treatment of the female protagonist very much. The setting is that the heroine's mother and the heroine's father can't get along, and the heroine who was not taken away when she was a child (the heroine is distressed by her father and does not follow her) has become a psychological shadow of the heroine, forming a strong and resolute character. After the main text becomes an adult, she also feels sorry for her father and hates her mother. Later, she reconciles but feels that she is not good enough, so she gives up.
It's good to watch. The male protagonist fell in love at first sight. The plot is relatively relaxed. I like the gentle character design. The female protagonist is a straightforward type. The plot is not very compact and there are no major twists and turns. It's a sweet story.