Reborn as Chengxi

I don't care if the male protagonist is a c, but can he be treated fairly? The female protagonist is C, and the male protagonist is the only man from beginning to end, and the male protagonist is experienced in many battles. Is this fair? Don't tell me that the male protagonist is older than the female protagonist, has a distinguished status, and has more experience than the female protagonist, so he needs to experience more women to mature, and only then can he be worthy of the female protagonist. The female protagonist has been in her past life for more than thirty years, so she has enough experience. Ugh~, this really makes me want to vomit, okay? Even if the heroine is not given the same treatment as the hero, at least the heroine is allowed to experience a few more men! Many readers want the female protagonist to always belong to the male protagonist physically and mentally, while the male protagonist can live among a hundred flowers and experience n women, as long as there is only the female protagonist in the future. And once the heroine has a relationship with a man other than the hero, they can't stand it, and they all despise the heroine for being unclean. I want to ask, why? Why? Why the double standard? I really don't understand, do they think women are always inferior to men? ! This article was written in the context of equality between men and women, but if you look carefully, it is revealed that women are in a vulnerable position. For example, when men come out of the slums, they are fine, but women will be pointed at and called prostitutes. Also, the legitimate children, legitimate sons, concubines, and illegitimate children of those families are all the children of the man. There is no cheating wife who brings home an illegitimate child. Also, when the heroine's nephew is introduced in the article, it is said that he is so romantic, has affairs with many women, and has many illegitimate children. When the niece comes, she will marry whoever she has, how many children she has, etc... Many details show the so-called equality between men and women. If so, this article is really disappointing.

I don't understand why there are so many settings. The heroine was a musician in her previous life, but she is still a crown prince in this life. But when he reaches 13 years old, he is still treated like a waste by the government. What about his musical talent? What about phantom talent? Where did everyone die?

Seeing that everyone is talking about C or not, there is also the issue of fairness. I think it doesn't matter who goes through more relationships first. The male protagonist is different. Some people like men, but they are not bad, and women do not like them. I am not interested in such a romantic type at all. When meeting an innocent heroine, he suddenly becomes an infatuated man and is taken down. .

The male protagonist protects the woman who almost killed the female protagonist and secretly believes that the female protagonist is too weak to do anything to him. Later, he uses traditional Chinese medicine to forcibly have a relationship with the female protagonist so that the female protagonist can fall in love with the male protagonist. All I can say is that the female protagonist is a bitch. I'll say goodbye. Hehehehe

I don't understand why the heroine likes the hero, the relationship comes out of nowhere. The male protagonist forced the female protagonist to have sex, but even forgave him without sending him to jail. Would anyone fall in love with a rapist? Is this kind of love normal?

I couldn't understand it at all, and the various settings were not clear. Instead, I kept trying to make some plot points, but I didn't get involved at all.

I couldn't stand it after reading the third chapter. This setting is not distracting at all. It has big loopholes and is far-fetched. I won't read it anymore.

The heroine has too many boring speculations, right?

This heroine mainly traveled to the apocalyptic plane. I would like to see how she can be superior to others in the apocalypse by relying on her ability as an artist. In addition, I really like this male protagonist. Reading the comments, it seems that many people are not interested in the male protagonist?

Although I haven't read this article, I read The Spiritual Master and thought the author wrote it very well. I support the author.