Love That Comes Too Late Is Worthless. I Married a Big Shot, So Why Are You Crying?

First of all, the heroine, the Holy Mother, repays the scumbag man's family with kindness. She is called a doctor and will not ignore it. She has served the scumbag man's family like a cow for so many years, and the scumbag man kicked her when he came back. The scumbag man and Green Tea are both students of medicine, so you have to save her. Green Tea killed her family. If you don't retaliate against them, it is already a good thing, and it is a repayment of the mother's heart. Now, the male protagonist has a very awkward personality. Does the author want to describe the male protagonist as a tsundere? But I really dislike this character. He doesn't wait for the heroine to take the initiative to have sex with him. He likes the heroine, but doesn't take the initiative at all. He still waits for the heroine to chase him. I really feel that the hero deserves to be single for the rest of his life. Although it is described that the hero has always liked the heroine, his behavior really feels like him. I don't like the heroine much. She has been with the scumbag for a long time. Although the relationship was not deep, the scumbag didn't cheat on her, so they got married with their encouragement. In this way, the hero finally met the heroine after so many years, and the heroine just broke up. Shouldn't the hero hurry up and pursue the heroine? The whole character of the male protagonist is weird. We don't understand it. It's just like this and it's not written as a male protagonist. The article is not long and it's really not enjoyable at all. I don't like the characters of the male and female protagonists.

I've never seen a male protagonist with such a tough mouth and a crazy brain.

It's good-looking. The second male lead succeeds. The female is strong and sober. The belated affection is unforgivable.

The female protagonist, the Holy Mother, always makes excuses for the doctor; the male protagonist is arrogant and childish, and there is no one else who has to wait for the female protagonist to express her feelings.