The Laid-Back Real Heiress Excels at Face-Slapping
佛系真千金擅长打脸
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- Modern Romance
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- Wealthy Family
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I also feel that the male protagonist is a bit unworthy and unworthy of the female protagonist. I also feel that it feels a bit guilty to let a person who is dedicated to Buddhism find a partner 😠😠😠. At present, the female protagonist has not shown any obvious differences towards the male protagonist, and the emotional line is not very obvious. I feel that the male protagonist has to do something for the female protagonist, not something that touches him, but something that can change the heroine, something about emotional redemption. Now I just say that the male protagonist likes the female protagonist very much, but the emotional line is quite small. I think if you plan to have a male protagonist, you should write more. .
I don't want the male protagonist in the back, I hope the author can let him go I don't want the Buddha girl to be blasphemed, I am also going to the place where the six roots are pure The male protagonist is too immature, he is a younger brother, just let him be a younger brother That shot cannot be eliminated so easily
Here's my personal advice: if you don't want a male protagonist, don't write it. If you do, then write it well. It does not mean that the protagonist must move closer to a true practitioner. Being able to enter the mortal world means that he still has roots in the mortal world. Since he has roots, there is no need to be deliberate. Since having roots means that he has not let go, the setting of the heroine is actually a bit stiff.
I just watched a little bit. Don't tell me that the male lead is Qu Feitai... I can't accept it... He doesn't deserve it
This is a book weighed down by its title.
That is to say, the big idea is to have a male protagonist. If there are more scenes in Qufeitai, then there will be a story. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...
After reading Chapter 18, I always felt that something was weird, but not just in some way. When I saw Qinglong Hui, I suddenly realized that this is not a routine for some ancient male novels...
The wait is finally here! Hope you can keep updating!
I was at a loss after reading the comments. Is this really the setting of the male protagonist? I'll wait first
Author, is Ming Jing your daughter? Why torture her like this? Such a beautiful person is always hurt and heartbroken.