The Hero Is a Dog

I particularly hate the female protagonist, and she takes pride in kicking the male protagonist in the lower body. Even if she accidentally kicked her, she kicked her several times on purpose. Damn, I am so angry as a woman. If I were kicked like this by her, I would definitely kick her hard. Since she loves kicking so much, let her feel comfortable. There is also a male protagonist to help her deal with the enemy. Damn, female The protagonist actually thinks that the male protagonist is sinister, haha, the male protagonist has dog habits, and the female protagonist does not have a superior attitude towards the relationship between the two parties. She claims that she is afraid of having children because the male protagonist can transform, but in fact she does not want to have children after graduation. After reading more than 300 chapters, I can't feel that the female protagonist really loves the male protagonist. I feel this The heroine is not worthy of being loved. She lets others treat her well, just like she did to her brother, saying it was to train her brother's abilities. She did not participate at all in the investigation of the uncle who killed her parents, leaving it all to her brother. She only said one sentence, I don't want the factory, I want the small villa, I want to spit in her face, and her attitude towards her brother's wife. Go on, even if that was your roommate, you two had nothing to do with each other in the first two years of college. After guessing that your eldest brother had cheated on you, you told your eldest brother that you should be good to your eldest sister-in-law or not let your eldest brother go. This was the right way to persuade him to make peace, but when you saw your inner monologue, you felt that your eldest brother was not worthy of your sister-in-law. I really don't deserve it for your eldest brother. The heroine is simply a white-eyed wolf.

Where can I read the locked chapters?

The logical timeline of this book is wrong! I felt weird after reading a few chapters, and it took me more than ten chapters to realize it. First of all, the male protagonist said that he died at the age of 28, traveled back in time and possessed a dog, stayed with the female protagonist for many years, and then died again and woke up at the age of 22. During the period of accompanying the female protagonist, many tragic things happened to the female protagonist. After the male protagonist was reborn at the age of 22, he had been musing on his thoughts for more than three months. He accidentally bumped into the female protagonist and began to think of ways to get close to her, hoping to help her change her destiny before misfortune happened! The male protagonist's inner thought is: I have been with her for many years when she was a dog, and I know everything that will happen next. I have a prophet (that's probably it)! According to the male protagonist's idea, then the male protagonist's rebirth at the age of 22 will not continue the time after the dog's death, but will go back in time. But this resulted in two big bugs! First, since the male protagonist has gone back in time, why is there no dog around the female protagonist now? Logically speaking, the 22-year-old male protagonist should meet the male protagonist who became a dog (his other self)! The second bug, the first bug is explained in Chapter 2, is that the heroine was murdered when she was a child, and the dog (male hero) died. But since the dog died so early, how could the male protagonist still know about the misfortune of the female protagonist, and also said that he would stop the misfortune before it happened? So in what time period did the male protagonist wake up at the age of 22? It's very confusing!

Anyway, I just casually watched it and wasn't too obsessed with the content. Generally speaking, it satisfied me that I can control fujoshi with my hand and a lot of cp that I'm tired of. But what's wrong with locking chapters at critical moments? It pissed me off. I can't find the author of the private message who lacks the "self-awareness" to post a small link or something like that.