Bamboo Leaf Lotus

The protagonist is really, I don't know if it's too smooth or if he forgets to eat and not fight.

I haven't started reading it yet, but after reading the comments, I think the author should write according to his original intention! Don't let your readers sway you, just stick to your original intention. Because once the writing is disturbed by readers, the written article will be completely different and messy. It is not just the author who writes about women dressing up as men. There is a book about women dressing up as men that has just been completed. It is very good. Personally, I think that whether a woman wears a man and then falls in love with a woman, or a man wears a woman and ends up falling in love with a man, it is only after overcoming psychological factors that the hormones of the biological gender stimulate the attraction and desire for the opposite sex. These are all normal things. On the contrary, I feel that if I liked a man when I was originally a woman, and then I like a man after dressing as a man, that is homosexuality. Only heterosexuals cannot accept this and find it disgusting.

I have always felt that sexual orientation is actually determined by the body. Some people only have feelings for the same sex and only have feelings for the same sex, so there is nothing you can do about it. But some people only have feelings for the opposite sex and feel disgusted if they are touched by a homosexual. There is nothing you can do about it. After all, sexual orientations are different. Which gender you have a desire for depends on your sexual orientation. If it's OK, then it's bisexual. I don't think there's any problem. As long as your partner can accept it, everything is OK. Outsiders can't say anything about this, so I think there's no problem if the heroine wears a man's clothes and is with a woman. Don't get me started on platonic true love, that stuff goes as quickly as it comes. If a straight man can be forcibly bent, he is either bisexual or Stockholm.

There are too many emotional dramas. I saw in the comments that the author said there was no CP in the ending? However, is the emotional entanglement the cause, or is it the process or the inexplicable obsession, jealousy, and ambiguity towards Yunqi? If, according to the author, the final ending is due to the sudden awakening and forgetfulness of this relationship, then isn't the main line of this novel the changes brought about by the relationship with Yun Qi? Maybe the author feels aggrieved after reading some comments, so I would like to remind you from a personal perspective: If special love is just a character setting, but the author writes it this way, it is hard not to think of it as the main line, so don't be confused.

Someone recommended this book without a male protagonist. Before I got into the trap, I read the comments and asked, is the heroine dressed as a man and getting married, right? Then there seems to be a male protagonist?? Then why does he still have a wife?? Is this a beauty thing?? Don't tell me that you have a wife and a man? If that's the case, that would be super disgusting.

Let me ask everyone, is this a beautiful article? Thanks

Set a new overtime record. I went to work from 8 o'clock in the morning until now yesterday. Right. . . I just got off work when I posted this comment. . . In total, I have been working for 23 consecutive hours. By the official end of the project on August 11th, plus a few days of subsequent maintenance, I will have time to continue coding after about August 20th. Everyone, wait for me!

I got off work at 2 o'clock yesterday morning. Yesterday's attempt to go online failed, which means that we have to go online again today, which also means that we will have to stay up all night today (●—●)

When I saw the 22nd picture, my surname was really Miao! A big pot of dog blood

After reading Chapter 15, Yun Qi's surname is not Miao. Too bloody