The Marshal Regrets It After I Find Seven Matches for the Panda Cub

This book is very broad! 👍

This book is beautifully written. The heroine Ruan Tuantuan, the national treasure giant panda, and Ke Ke Nana have very good characters. (Personally speaking) Personally, I don't like the male protagonist Shi Yan very much, he's just average (I just feel spicy, I can't express it). Tuantuan's obsession with Shi Yan lies in the fact that Shi Yan has enough spiritual energy (I have only read Chapter 52 so far, my personal understanding of this), but but, I feel that Shi Yan is not worthy (not that I am not worthy, but I feel inappropriate). Tuantuan, ala ala, personal opinion, maybe I prefer the influence of cruelty-free sweet novels, which is a bit inappropriate for this kind of novel. But there is also sugar in the middle article, which is quite sweet. Shi Yan is a straight man, and some of the decisions he makes make people speechless =_=, and I especially want to beat him up, but he always stands by Tuantuan's side, which is fine.

(Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it) I don't like it too much, the female protagonist is not a big problem, but I hate the male protagonist. All kinds of misunderstandings, my lungs almost exploded when I saw them, it was super uncomfortable. Moreover, the heroine's credit has been taken away by others, and the feeling of secret love is too uncomfortable. The same goes for the male protagonist. He fell in love with the female protagonist, but without knowing it, he arranged a blind date for her, but ended up being dissatisfied in various ways. He always misunderstood the female protagonist. No matter what I say, it doesn't mean that the heroine doesn't have problems. —Transition— Maybe it's because the heroines are generally described, and I'm a girl myself, so my mood fluctuates a bit. If there's any offense, please forgive me, thank you!

It's pretty good. The front is not great, but the big black dragon in the back is particularly interesting when he coaxes his wife.

I think it would be better if the author could listen to our suggestions and change the male lead. Hehe, please, can you change the male lead? Li Ye is really good. It would be really exciting if the second male lead becomes the male lead.

It's very beautiful. I urge you to update it. I wonder why not many people come to see it? I don't understand?

Finally there is another book that I like. It's so good. I hope the author can update it soon.

I don't know what to say. Every time there are heavy casualties and the punishment is so small, does the author have to write so many people to death? I really don't understand. And in the end, so many people die for the emotional line. Is it necessary? The male and female protagonists don't even have a long mouth. They can't accept that Lieutenant Yang is so lighthearted.

Chapter 45, I felt relieved when I saw that no one in the comment section liked the male protagonist. There's nothing particularly distasteful, but the male protagonist left me a little speechless. Then I flipped through the catalog and asked, "Hey guys, are we really going to be together in the end?" When the seventh object appeared, it was already over with dozens of chapters left. Then I looked at the comment section and said that the subsequent interactions together were quite sweet. It's okay to read in the catalog, but I don't want to read it for the time being. Sisters who want to read it can look back.

The heroine is really cute, but I want to say: Is it necessary to have a male protagonist😒