The Girls Who Like Me Seem to Have a Problem

If I plant one picture, I will reap countless pictures

It's my birthday today. Do you have any good friends to congratulate me?

After thinking about it all night, the more I thought about it, the more something was wrong, so I decided to talk about it - the problem with this book. In fact, the general impression of this book is acceptable. Although the emotional description is a little rough, there is no problem. The arrangement of various plots and the admission of girls are basically acceptable. But the problem arises here. The first is Ye Chuxia. I believe the author wanted to write this character well and gave her a lot of space. He wanted to create a troublesome and disobedient little girl, and finally let the readers change their senses of her through the plot (this plot seems to be copied from the White Album). But it doesn't work. At least I don't feel the slightest change in my dislike for this character. I have to say that the author used too much force in the early stage, which directly caused the character to stink. What she did is unacceptable to me, and I also believe that most readers of the Qidian platform are unacceptable to me. For example, when meeting the male protagonist, she hit him with an electric car, forced him to go shopping with her, and what she did caused the male protagonist to suffer cyber violence, etc. What surprises me the most is that the male protagonist forgives her in the end every time and just pretends that nothing happened??? I suspect that a beautiful girl will kill the male protagonist with a knife. As long as she cries, the male protagonist will forgive her. After all, he is Asasi. Another problem is that the male protagonist is a piece of shit. He can't do anything. He just eats and waits for death in the first place. Just like this, there are still girls who are cheating. It's really just Asasiyyds. In this kind of romance novel, the male protagonist must excel in some aspect. After all, you set these female protagonists to be so powerful, but the male protagonist turns out to be a piece of trash and cheats. Why? Just him Asasi? Stop being funny 😊. And he is like this, and the author also sets up a character who copies the male protagonist's novel, writes better than the male protagonist, and mocks the male protagonist. Haha, I laughed. If you want to refute, please be well-founded and reasonable.

The single female protagonist is still a harem. I feel that there is no need to watch the single female protagonist. This kind of theme with a single female protagonist feels very sad

Is this this kind of useless male protagonist who has no other use than Asasi, and is loved by all the female protagonists to death? ? Do I really see a question mark on a black man's face? ? ? ? ? ? I feel like I've been poisoned a lot by Japanese comics. . .

A high school junior, a college classmate, a female weather forecast host, a younger sister, plus the story of the beginning of a friendship, you have it. . . Making Lovers changed it 😰

I feel like makinglovers, maybe?

I can't stand it anymore. The writing is pretty good, but the plot is so stomach-ache. After watching it for so long, I still haven't explained the main plot clearly. The branch plots are one after another. The author should play less Japanese comics. I personally don't like this kind of stomach-ache plot, but it's worth reading for the writing. I'll come back after a few hundred chapters to see how it goes.

Why don't you just smoke so often? Why bother describing smoking? It has no effect at all and offends non-smoking readers.

The setting of your novel is somewhat similar to one I have read, in which my wife traveled back in time. However, the heroines you wrote gave me a feeling of being a bit unreasonable and willful. Their characters are not very likable (I have read about twenty chapters), and I have not read the rest that have not yet been released. Well, everyone has their own preferences. I wish the author's book good results. .