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I feel like there might be a male protagonist. There is a male protagonist who I don't want to watch

The person watching this autistic girl is really frustrated, isn't it a quickie? Not a cool article? The heroine is so incompetent

I haven't even finished the first story yet, even though I can just send the scumbag dad to jail, he still wants to keep him, live together, fight with elementary school students, and fight on campus.

It was frustrating to watch. The second story actually had to seduce the brother-in-law. It was a wrong view. I felt that the heroine was always looking for trouble for herself.

Why do they all have a beginning and no end? I just started to get interested, but then I lost interest?

The writing was good at first, but there was no resolution to the short story, and it felt a bit anticlimactic, as if something was missing. Also, Shangguan Yin in "Autistic Girl" probably likes the original Ouyang Lulu. Didn't he like her in the previous life? What does it have to do with this time traveler? Why does she look so moved and a little embarrassed? What does it have to do with her.

When I watched The World of Cultivation, I really couldn't stand it anymore. The male protagonist in this world is a monk and the female protagonist's master. Then the female protagonist was squeezed and framed. In the end, her cultivation and spiritual roots were destroyed by the male protagonist's admirer because of her master-apprentice relationship. Finally, after the female protagonist resumed her cultivation, the male protagonist went to propose marriage and the female protagonist directly agreed. This is a female protagonist with a love brain.

Does the author have no CP?

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The first world is full of perverts. They either speak ill of people behind their backs, slander others, spread rumors, or shame others who are better than them. We normal people have a strong mentality, and we admire those who are better than us. People in this world are all psychopaths.

Is this preparing for a male protagonist in all the world? Is it also a time-traveling soul?

The previous chapters were all good, but I found out that the author doesn't know how to write about emotions. When I saw the autistic girl, it was like a slimy boy. Is this mission accomplished?

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Why does the autism complex have a male protagonist? After rebirth, can't we find that the heroine has changed? Still like it? He just likes the heroine because he stalks her so much? I really gave up speechlessly