The Male Partner Belongs to the Female Protagonist

I really like the cute yet violent character of the girl in the first chapter. But I don't like the pretentiousness and lack of emotional intelligence of the male protagonist in the back.

Were the apocalyptic story and the subsequent story really written by the same person? Are we not going to mention that contrasting cute character who looks sweet on the outside but is a weapons fiend on the inside? Please tell me, what other stories are worth reading after the world of heroines?

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In this book, does the male protagonist fall in love with the original female protagonist in every world, then be abandoned as a male partner, and then be with the female protagonist again?

Except for the first end of the world, which is the best, I don't want to say that the following ones are getting more and more ugly. Every time I enter a world, I worry that the female protagonist in that world will have a relationship with the male protagonist, and then destroy the love between the female protagonist and the male protagonist. It's really enough. The senior brother appears in that ancient world and takes over the male protagonist's body, and the male protagonist's soul is attached to another person. It really feels like the senior brother is about to become the male protagonist, and then the female protagonist is in love with someone else. It made my mind very confused. I was drunk and then at the end of the story I found out that the male partner was the male protagonist, and then the male partner took over the male protagonist's body and their bodies changed. Anyway, it's confusing to watch. It's getting more and more ugly later on, so I better not watch it.

The male protagonist really has no IQ... I can't stand it anymore!

After reading the first two stories, can't the female protagonist accompany the male protagonist until the end and then leave? If the rest of the story stays like this, I really won't have the desire to read it. A person's life is so long, you can't be alone and sad for the rest of your life just because someone shows up for a few months.

Um... It was quite interesting at first, but it got more and more boring as it went on, and it was too pretentious. The male and female protagonists in the back seemed to be inexplicable, and I couldn't bear to watch them.

I only grabbed this one out of so many books! Read it in two days!

Those who watch it like the world of cultivating immortals and the world of holographic online games. One of the male and female protagonists is a father who died because of an injustice. No matter how reluctant he is to let go, he can only bear the pain and leave his lover. The other is a man who loses his loved one in every life when he recognizes his own feelings, and it is unclear who should be blamed and who feels sorry for him. Fortunately, the two of them can still stay together in the end

After reading the second story, I skipped to the extra chapter, and then I lost interest in reading it. I really hated Senior Brother after watching the extra chapter.

By the way, which character is Prince Jing? After thinking about it for a long time, I couldn't think of anyone else who had entanglements with the protagonist, or someone named Hong Chang. In the last days, it's Brother Xiao The star is CEO Xiao, the fifth prince Qi Yao (but the villain is useless) Xiu Zhen Xiao Duanyun, Lu Hongxiu (senior brother's extra characters all collapsed, fans turned to black) The female heroes are Zhen Hanxiao and Lu Hongxiu (forever senior brother) Raised as Xiao's father, Yan Di (Hu Han Di) Online game is Young Master Xiao The present person is His Royal Highness King Rui So, who is Prince Jing, the infatuated person that I ignored? Anyway, it can't be the main world. The heroine was sent up the mountain when she was three years old, and she met King Rui when she came down. No other people in the main world had a chance.

I just want to ask the heroine that her mission is to help the hero change his luck, but what does that ball of light have to do with the hero...?

To be honest, there are two stories I have seen so far that are very similar to the novels I have read. One is about an interstellar doting marriage, and the other is about a doting husband who respects men and women. I didn't deliberately compare them, but I couldn't help but think of them.

There are a lot of holes left unfilled, and it's over.

The extra chapter of Big Brother is really a failure, the character is completely ruined. As I said before, isn't it good for the senior brother to die completely?

Compared with the "The Empress's Story Aspires to Dominate the Entertainment Circle" that I am currently following, I prefer this fast-traveling novel, although it is of a different type. The heroine is really growing up little by little, and her personality is that of a normal teenage girl. She is not like the cool and fierce heroines that are popular nowadays. I think she is very cute and cute. Although the ending of each story for the male protagonist is really miserable, as someone downstairs said, every world has its own characteristics. It is not perfect at the beginning, but each has its own cuteness. Each story is written very delicately and touchingly, with laughter and tears. It's just that the extra episode collapsed, and I felt uncomfortable after watching it 😭. Watch it again when you have time.

It feels like the heroine is getting more and more crooked 😡

The author is a good writer with exquisite thinking, vivid writing style and good at writing stories. Each world is well conceived, and each time the male protagonist has a different image, and the different personalities are obvious. It can be seen that the author has very good control over the character image. But the author also has a big weakness, that is, he is not good at writing emotional lines. The same is true now when I write "The Empress". The part without emotional lines is simply amazing, and the part where you just make sweets after the confession is also very good. But every time the relationship line is pushed forward (whether it is with the male protagonist or the male supporting character, or the female supporting character who falls in love with the protagonist who is disguised as a man), especially during the entanglement period when the relationship will be unclear, there is always a lingering Mary Sue atmosphere, which is always a bit awkward. Suddenly, she changed from a cold and intelligent girl who worked hard to save her father to a Mary Sue heroine who lost herself and couldn't handle her emotions well. For example, if men are superior to women, let's not mention some paradoxes about emotional attitudes. He only said that later [the plot required], he "had to" marry two people at the same time, and he couldn't even give a simple explanation. Then while kissing her intimately, she said that she didn't care who Mr. Zhen married, and at the same time she cried "unconsciously". Isn't it enough of a Mary Sue? Every time I read a book and admire the author's writing style and well-written story, I must vomit blood at the same time for the author's poisonous emotional line. Many bad little details are interspersed throughout the book, which will reduce the quality of the book a lot. In other words, the author's story itself is very good. If the details are better, the book will take a big leap forward. I look forward to the author writing more exciting works.