Confess That You Don't Agree. Don't Chase Me When I Leave.

How can I put it this way? This book is plain, that is, there is nothing unrealistic. It is more real anyway. When you meet the right person at the right time, you like him, and she also likes you. This is the greatest happiness in life.

It looks so good. Can the author update it soon^ ^ Please tell me about the love line between the protagonist and Lao Luo

To be honest, the front part was very good. I thought it was the male protagonist and Lao Luo, but you showed up with the school committee again. Author, let me tell you, since your male protagonist keeps saying that he doesn't like it, why should he be spanked? The male protagonist and Lao Luo are again They are not a couple. If you, the author, do this again, I will directly write a fanfic to disgust you. After criticizing, I will talk about other things. Lao Luo said that the second person she likes is the male protagonist. Is there another person that Lao Luo likes that is her first love? If there is a first love, don't write the male protagonist and Lao Luo together. Do you understand?

Words cannot express my anger. Anyway, it looks very uncomfortable and disgusting, especially in Qingyu Town. Lao Luo is alone and overcomes her inner fear to meet the male protagonist, only to find that the male protagonist is having sex with another woman. The male protagonist is very indecisive. As he said in the article, he is like a "scumbag", which makes Lao Luo mistakenly think that he is the male protagonist. You like her, but it turns out that she just likes the male protagonist. If you don't like her, you shouldn't maintain an ambiguous relationship. Living in the same room, do you really think this is the distance between friends? Or do you just want to enjoy the feeling that others like you, instead of licking the eldest lady and ending up in embarrassment like in the previous life. So far, I think the one who is most suitable for the male protagonist is Lao Luo, but the author is also very good at attracting people. I guess there are several hints that Lao Luo may have a sad past, and maybe her parents are no longer alive. However, the author's mistake is that he also designed the character of the school committee. Compared with Lao Luo's miserable life experience, the author arranged a miserable family background for the school committee. In fact, the two characters are already in conflict. To be honest, it is not easy to advance the plot of the story. Yes, this is like you can dance, but suddenly there is someone who can also dance. Maybe you used to rely on the "special" skill of dancing to gain brilliance from others, but then a person who can also dance appears, then those brilliance will not stop with you, but will spread to others. This has led to a special conflict between the two characters of the school committee and Lao Luo. Why do readers like Lao Luo more? Is it because she is good at talking slang? No, because Lao Luo had known the male protagonist in her previous life, and the readers resonated with it, and you designed the character of the school committee, which did not have much to do with the male protagonist's previous life, that is, she had already lost from the starting line. Now the main point is that there are already three female protagonists, but there are only 150 chapters. It is hard not to rule out that there will be more female protagonists in the future. Combined with the male protagonist's indecisive character, it makes people look disgusting. The one that makes me feel the most distressed is Lao Luo. The author did not reveal Lao Luo's life experience and what was in the cardboard box under the bed in her previous apartment, which guided readers to pay attention to Lao Luo and made readers interested in Lao Luo. However, your plot is designed to keep the male protagonist ambiguous with other people. Really disgusting

I like Lao Luo so much, we must be together!

A thousand words are not worth one sweet word. Beautiful

Check it out for newcomers. I couldn't accept the transition from early youth love to cool writing. Now that I've read Chapter 130, I don't plan to follow it anymore. In fact, I also planned to give up on the novel, but I still have hope. I think the author may change it back. But when I saw Qi Luoyi in Chapter 130, I knew I shouldn't have my hopes up. It was no longer the same as youth love. In general, it is a transformation from one licking dog to many licking dog owners.

Let's evaluate the characters, starting with the high school chapter. First of all, the male protagonist Bai Shinan I have always been confused about whether Bai Shinan is a scumbag, because the scumbag in my impression is the kind of Chen Hansheng, and then I looked up the definition. Selfish, bad character, good at asking, deceiving feelings. It can be said that the male protagonist does not possess these qualities, but it still turns into a harem plot. I looked at the emotional line again and found that instead of saying that the male protagonist is a scumbag, it is better to say that he is a central air conditioner. To be clear, the first male protagonist only loves Mu Yuwei, while the other two have a savior plot and see his own shadow in them. Just like what was written in the first Shura field chapter, if the male protagonist is asked to choose, he will choose the more pitiful one, and he can see in them the past that he couldn't love, so he responded to her under Zhu's imported candy after accepting Luo. In essence, he doesn't want to see his tragedy happen to someone close to him. That's why the competition between the two people was created. Generally speaking, it should be the Shura field, but the two of them felt guilty because Luo took the initiative when she knew that the male protagonist had someone he liked, and she also successfully leveraged the corner, causing the male protagonist to fall into the Shura field, so she felt that she owed Zhu. The same goes for Zhu. She also thought she owed the male protagonist because she let him fall into the Shura Field. The fact is that when he was with Luo, the male protagonist did not confirm his relationship with Zhu. When he decided to be with Luo, the male protagonist was ready to reject Zhu first and went to college. He had not yet confirmed the relationship with Luo. Zhu thought it was because he did not have the courage to break the window paper that day. During the night attack, the male protagonist would definitely not reject him forcefully to remedy the situation, so the situation in the Shura field was caused. Just an outrageous two-way misunderstanding made both parties feel that they were the mistress who ruined the relationship. After meeting the other party, they tacitly chose to compromise. In addition, both of them are weak-minded people, unlike Chu Yu, one is weak and the other is strong. The Shura field passed peacefully and both of them accepted it. It is because the author cleverly rationalized the Shura field. After that, the relationship deepened over time and turned into love. The male protagonist's emotions towards the role of Mu Yuwei are complicated. First of all, the male protagonist does not hate her. It has been written that the male protagonist treats her as an ordinary classmate after his rebirth, but I think that deep down, the male protagonist still has lingering feelings for her. Just like the Liu Tiantian incident, if the male protagonist wanted to avoid being used as a gunman, he could just attack Liu Tiantian directly. After all, she was the one who spread the rumor, and the male protagonist chose to clarify it for the whole school. The former can combat rumors and consumes less time and energy, but the scope of dissemination is small, and the reputation of Mu has not improved much. The latter consumes a lot of time and energy and may be punished, but it can reverse Mu's reputation. In this incident, the male protagonist, as the second highest scholar + victim in the province, had no losses at all, but he still helped Mu in a big way, partly because of the relationship between husband and wife in his previous life. Later, Mu's bold confession of love gave the male protagonist a sense of immediacy. This made it impossible for the male protagonist to completely ignore Mu's efforts. Therefore, under Mu's persistent attack, it was only a matter of time before the male protagonist let down his guard. The subsequent reconciliation was indeed reasonable. To sum up, for the three female protagonists, the male protagonist is in a bad state now. He has no way to solve the existing three. All he can do now is to strictly guard against the possible increase, so he is trying to cut off the contact with other female characters as much as possible, such as rejecting Nangong and An Yixuan, and not wanting to recruit Mu's roommate. However, due to Mu's careless loss of her husband and Sister An's relationship with 51Fan, the two people had a faint tendency to join. But the contact is shallow, and it is estimated that in the end it will only be more than friends but not lovers. Regarding Qi Luoyi, there is no doubt that the t0 heroine of this book is also the obsession of the male protagonist in his previous life. According to some hints that she is not short of money to survive, and she is still learning to paint, it can be basically guessed that she grew up in a loving environment, but for some unknown reason her family fell into decline, and her mother must have passed away, so she has been trapped in a small house. In this family situation, Luo Kong has the ability to love but has no outlet, so she vents her bad mouth in the game. Later, when she gets to know the male protagonist, he becomes a point of catharsis. Luo pours all her love into the male protagonist. This is also the reason why she doesn't play games if the male protagonist doesn't play later. But because of family reasons, she has low self-esteem. When she is alone, the male protagonist is her life-saving straw. Her psychology is very fragile, so she will want to establish a deeper connection with the male protagonist when they meet for the first time. Even though she knows that the male protagonist has a desire, she will still try to force him into the corner and blame herself afterwards for causing trouble to the male protagonist because of her immaturity. Later in the plot, he also took the initiative to save himself many times, and showed a generous look. It was not that he was willing to share the love of the male protagonist, but that he favored the male protagonist and had an inferiority complex, hoping to make concessions in exchange for a place in the heart of the male protagonist. To sum up, Qi Luoyi is the best female protagonist. She is considerate and knows how to give in. She can blatantly favor the male protagonist, and she can also endure hardships for the male protagonist. She provides emotional value to the male protagonist all the time. As long as she can confirm her status in the male protagonist's heart, she can give unreservedly. After the male protagonist was reborn, his choice also changed from the one I love to the one who loves me. There is no doubt that Luo loves the male protagonist the most. She is similar to the queen in ancient times who coordinates all parties to maintain the stability of the harem. Everything is for the sake of the male protagonist. She is the best choice for the first female protagonist.

After reading Chapter 99, I really have no motivation to continue reading. The emotional scenes are too messy and the male protagonist is messing around. When it comes to harem stories, others reject their confessions, but when it comes to stories about single female protagonists, they fall for it after just a few hooks. So far I haven't felt the male protagonist's charisma. Apart from being good-looking and having good figures, the three girls have no other advantages, and the character descriptions are too empty.

Oh, Lao Luo, you are my favorite, but I don't want to give up on the heroine! Alas, let's take a look at what the author wrote next.