I Still Haven't Turned into a Doll Today

I've only read fifty chapters, and I'd like to give you the reasons for the negative review. This is a novel whose writing is excellent, but my outlook dissuaded me. It's not the author's perspective, it's the reader's perspective. First, there is nothing wrong with being a bad protagonist, but he is obviously a bad protagonist and his behavior is obviously problematic, but there are a large number of readers who whitewash him. This is a perfect example of the entertainment industry. To be honest, it's not that we can't accept that the protagonist makes mistakes, or that the protagonist has flaws. After all, no one is perfect, but we can't accept that you know there are problems, but you still say black things are white, and you also say, if you don't like it, don't watch it. Li Xunhuan was a righteous person, but many people couldn't understand the fact that he gave his fiancée to someone else. But for Li Xunhuan himself, as a person who liked him, he would not find any excuses for him. If he made a mistake, it was a mistake, and he himself had to pay a lot of price. Second, it's the readers' problem. In order to "protect" the heroine, they actually discredit and insult the soldier, even if the soldier is just an imaginary character. The nature of a soldier is to protect, protect the country, protect lives, and protect the people. As a soldier, the male protagonist has a responsible attitude towards life. That's why he takes the heroine with him regardless of her wishes. He also has a reverence for life when facing evildoers, because he respects life, values ​​life, and cherishes life at the same time. When the male protagonist was fighting for everyone's lives, the female protagonist had the means but stood by and ignored life. At this time, the male protagonist was so angry that he attacked her and was accused of violence and male chauvinism. He also said that the female protagonist did not ask him to save her and the female protagonist wanted to die in the first place? This group of readers has no respect for soldiers, nor any respect for life. I never thought that one day justice would be ridiculed and kindness would be criticized. Third, plot bug. Please see the comment section for details. Although small problems do not affect the direction of the plot, they always make people feel uncomfortable.

Let's talk about the early characters of the male and female protagonists. Let me make an analogy, there is a deep well. The heroine is a fat man who accidentally fell into a deep well. She has thoughts of survival in her heart, but her rational self-knowledge tells her that it is impossible for her to get out due to her size and weight. The male protagonist is a kind man passing by this well. When he sees the female protagonist in trouble, he wants to save her. A rope was lowered. The heroine has no hope and is not in a good mood to explain. Use a vicious and cruel way to insist on rejecting the male protagonist's kindness. The male protagonist refused to listen and forced himself down to put a trap on the female protagonist. Then he went up to the wellhead and started pulling. It has started to pull up, and the heroine has no choice but to let go now and she will fall. He had no choice but to be pulled obediently, and the male protagonist was threatened not to let go, even if he gritted his teeth. But halfway through the first pull, the male protagonist still lost his strength. The heroine fell and fell heavily. She became even more desperate and curled up on her own again, refusing to allow the male protagonist to get out. Then, under the male protagonist's half-forced and half-willed attitude, the female protagonist was still somewhat shaken. Cooperated and tried again. If we go by the normal situation and try again, the male protagonist's strength will basically not change (because there will be no unexpected things that can stimulate and change the female protagonist's cognition), and the female protagonist will eventually fall again. But in this novel, with the repeated games and mazes (new things that are beyond common sense and break the heroine's inherent understanding), the heroine's state of mind is changing, the personalities of both parties are changing, and the physical abilities are also changing. In the metaphor, it is equivalent to the male protagonist's strength being strengthened beyond his ability, and he was able to really pull the female protagonist up. Otherwise, the male protagonist's forced acts of kindness will only result in the female protagonist falling and getting injured again and again. The heroine's body is covered with venom and stabs, but she is actually very self-aware. She hides by herself and refuses the kindness of others to avoid hurting others. If someone insists on getting close, they must be mentally prepared to be bruised and bruised. It is the responsibility of the person approaching, not the responsibility of the heroine. They didn't move there, but you took the initiative to approach and were stabbed. You have no right to cry out and complain. It's you who should. On the contrary, although the male protagonist seems to be doing good, he actually has many forced behaviors that go against the will of the person involved. Even if he is patient, it still reveals his tendency to impose his own values ​​​​on others. Being able to help the heroine is basically a miracle that only exists in novels. In real life, due to the limitations of human abilities, this kind of kindness usually not only fails to help people, but is more likely to harm them. It's like trying to rescue a person who falls into a well. You either don't rescue him or you make sure he can pull him out. If you are not strong enough halfway through, then let people fall down again. Not only did you fail to be a rescuer, you became a perpetrator. Ignorant others may comfort you by saying, "You tried your best," but believe me, the person who fell down and rejected you but was forcibly tied up with a rope by you will not be grateful and considerate, and will only want to die. This is why many people can understand the badness of the female protagonist, but hate the kindness of the male protagonist. By the way, I'm a boy. Of course we are talking about the early days. Starting from the middle period, the characters of the male and female protagonists have changed, and there is no obvious and reasonable description of this change. I feel like after writing this, when I look back, both of his characters have improved. There is still a lot of room for improvement in the details of this book. By the way, off topic, why do so many people say that the heroine is arrogant? "Tsundere" means being duplicitous but willing in heart, saying no with force, and covering up shyness with an arrogant attitude. When did the heroine become so arrogant? The heroine only has real willingness and unwillingness, and concealment when considering others. Even if there are two attitudes towards the same thing, it is because the current conditions have changed, causing the heroine's choice to change. Both attitudes before and after are true attitudes. They are not shy and assertive, so don't confuse them.

I laughed in the comment section. When the heroine was bullied, no one stood up to help her. She can't ignore those people when she clears the level later, right? What obligation does the heroine have to save others? She doesn't even want to live, so she should try her best to let others live? She must be sick. Besides, if there was no heroine in this level, not only would the others die, but it's not that the heroine blocked their chance of survival, it's that they couldn't pass the level themselves. The heroine just knew how to pass the level and didn't reveal it. And wasn't the cause of the incident the bullying of the female protagonist by those men at that time? Did anyone step forward to help the heroine at that time? Why didn't anything happen to the heroine? This incident can be treated as if it didn't happen, right? This is rape. If the heroine hadn't had a prop, what would have happened to an ordinary girl? She would have been insulted and poked at her sore points. Will someone stand up and stop those men? It's so funny. If you like to retaliate with kindness and want to be a saint, just do it yourself.

The most profound thing for me is the part about "travel". I understand everything I've read so I won't write it in detail for fear of being criticized. I really thought it was about tourism at first, but then I discovered the author's brilliant method. The author went to great lengths to write it again in order not to be confused. I'm still impressed.

Bai·King Weiwei holding a bunny

The heroine is really pretentious. Why should others take care of you and help you unconditionally? Regardless of whether others help you casually or with purpose, you should be grateful when you are helped. It is really insulting to the disabled.

I can't stand it anymore 1 The setting of the dungeon Infinite flow is about solving puzzles. If you are not good at math, don't you deserve to live in this setting? (Is it reasonable that people like the female protagonist and male protagonist in the frog dungeon can't survive?), I, a senior student in the computer science department, asked myself if I can't figure out the necessary passage points and landing points. Is it okay for the female protagonist to be disabled and not go to school at home? Not much to say, if the copy is interesting, it will be fair and comfortable if you read a few more unlimited streams 2 The setting and core of the protagonist The heroine can be a piranha, and she can be a piranha, and she can be weak, perverted, unlovable, but not evil Poison No one helped the heroine when she was hurt, so she ignored the suffering of others. It's OK but don't be vicious, and don't use other people's suffering as a touchstone of your own strength. You don't have to be compassionate, but don't build confidence and identity. In the face of other people's suffering, everyone wants to live, and you can do whatever it takes to survive, but don't forget that human beings are compatriots and a community with a shared future When you are the only human being left in this world, loneliness and abyss will also overwhelm you Other heroines are not selfish Being trolled because there is a difference between selfishness and viciousness. A vicious person's perspective and core should not be the protagonist Not to mention that she will grow in the future. Selfish perversion can grow and be restrained, but viciousness is engraved in the bones. Unless time is turned back, it will be difficult to change.

It's free to watch, it's really great! The author writes very carefully, and the plot settings are also original! In fact, the characters of both the male protagonist and the female protagonist are understandable. The female protagonist's disability makes her sensitive and suspicious, which makes her distrustful of the male protagonist in the early stage, and her attitude towards the male protagonist is also contradictory. On the one hand, she wants the male protagonist to abandon her to prove that she is right, but on the other hand, she is afraid that the male protagonist will abandon her because she has been abandoned too many times, so she can only work again and again to find a sense of security and build trust. The male protagonist is a responsible and capable person, so he will never abandon or give up on the female protagonist, and will help whenever he can. It is precisely because of this that he will become a soldier who protects the country. It is precisely because he is a soldier that he is a bit hard-hearted. The heroine is able to control him when he gets too aggressive. It feels like the hero is like a strict father hhhh

I dislike the male lead even more since Yu Chaohui always talks bad things about the female lead in front of him. What I hate most is that the little follower next to the male protagonist keeps looking down on the female protagonist, and the male protagonist just lectures her verbally. In the end, some small tricks are used. Even if it has no impact on the heroine in the end, he may be educated or hateful. I hate this kind of plot from the bottom of my heart, and by the way, I don't like this male protagonist. When you have someone who hates your lover by your side, why do you think the relationship between you is stronger than gold? When can we find a plot where no matter whether the hero or heroine is surrounded by a follower who hates your lover, he will neatly say, "If I hear you saying anything wrong about her again, you will stop following me." When the follower tries to harm the heroine, he will be killed! ! ! ! !

After reading a few chapters, the female protagonist really persuaded me to quit. It was really a bit pretentious😓😓