The Splendid Road of Rebirth

Originally, it looked okay. She is not a great heroine, but she has an IQ and a level. As a result, every time the male protagonist was asked to appear, the female protagonist had to be subdued. The office managers are also not neat and tidy. Leave others to harm you, otherwise there would be no plot. But he just looked disgusted and aggrieved, waiting for someone to tease and insult him when he encountered a rogue. Wait until the scolding is over, then let someone come out to remind you that there is a problem, and then start pretending to scare the monkeys. What did you do first? Knowing that Zhuangzi has a problem and not understanding it first, the person who gets bullied is a pitiful person. The male protagonist immediately transforms into a heroine as soon as he helps. I'm just complaining so much because it makes me so sick. Logically speaking, your plot writing and the character of the heroine at the beginning are both good. Why does it become more and more crooked as I write it? The dowry was said to be taken back from the very beginning, but the delay made people think that it was part of the theft and conspiracy. Not only did he not say anything but he was not angry, but there was still a problem with taking it back to a village. They say they will get it all back sooner or later, but there is no plan at all. They are all calculated and then counterattack. The heroine who co-wrote will be able to catch and wait for others to plot, but not take the initiative to plan her own plans? He also doesn't develop his physical and mental skills, he doesn't have power and wealth in his family, and everyone in his family is his enemy. The co-written heroine relies entirely on the help of the male protagonist, and she has a wealthy persona, but ends up using it all to wipe her butt. Then what's the point of asking for money? You won't spend it even if you hold it in your hands. I really feel like I'm wasting my feelings and I won't be happy if I don't complain. At first it looked like that, and I thought the heroine would rise. The rise is nothing, it means nothing without a male protagonist.