I Fell for My Sister's Archrival. When I Came to My Senses and Walked Away, He Went Crazy

Sit and sit, quickly change it to the second male position, quickly change it. You must listen to our advice, this male protagonist looks like he is going to die. If this male protagonist were still a male protagonist, it would be really hard to watch.

Who can tell me how to block the author? I am so angry after reading this. It is best for the author to go through the heroine's experience. Also, what's wrong with you, a soldier? You asked the heroine to find a soldier to be her successor, and even sacrificed her life. I am not worthy of being a soldier!

Looks good, I hope the second male lead is chosen

Run if you can. The virgin heroine, as the widow of a martyr, has an endless relationship with the second male lead. The male protagonist sacrificed his life to make way for the second male lead. What the hell. I just finished the 93rd celebration and it was quite disgusting to see something like this.

Why did the second male lead die? He was looking forward to being with Ji. I don't like the heroine's sister (the scheming girl), and Huo

I'm really blown away. I would rather you choose a new CP for the second male lead than tie him to the female lead. Who asked the author to let the female lead and the second male lead be together? May I ask? It's not that I'm not that good as the second male lead. If it doesn't work, let the female lead and the male lead get it together. My second male lead is so good, why should I write him an S? Forget it, you ended up letting the female protagonist get pregnant with the second male lead's child. I know this is a good starting point, but have you ever thought that the female protagonist is unclean? The sky is falling for me.

The heroine's baby must be with Ji. I won't understand if the heroine turns around.

Xiaomugou and the constructed man are a perfect match, but the second male lead is pitiful. He has been harmed by the female protagonist. Snow Mountain, both sides, almost died. In the end, the author even wrote the second male lead to death! As long as the male protagonist is a human being, it is not that disgusting, but the male protagonist is not a human being. For the sake of a construct, the second male lead is written to death. The second male lead is still a soldier. The author is very malicious towards soldiers.

Five stars are given to Ji Muye, is he considered the second male lead? To be honest, I really thought Ji Muye would be the one to take over. He is really more suitable to be the male protagonist. He married the female protagonist, willingly took care of the female protagonist, loved and respected the female protagonist, and obviously wanted to keep the clouds clear until the moon comes out. Although the daughter is not his, Ji also treats her as his biological daughter. I thought everything would be fine, but I didn't expect that the second male lead sacrificed his life for the country and the people later on. He was an excellent soldier, he was... Really good. Just by looking at his name, I thought he would be an evil and wild person, carefree. But on the contrary, this man had a very gentle heart. He had great love for his country, and he also pretended to have deep love for the heroine. Before he was shot several times and died, he still held a broken pocket watch in his hand, which contained the picture of the heroine. I really didn't expect that the hug between Aye and the heroine at the airport was the last one. The heroine obviously already liked him a little bit (after all, our Aye is so good, how could he not like him after getting along with him.) It was clear that Aye was going to get what he wanted. But in the end his body was returned and he died a heroic death. The title of that chapter, Ji Muye died. I even thought it was just an attractive one that was different from the meaning expressed in the article, but in the next chapter the body was sent back, I knew it was true, but why! Why can't he be the male protagonist? Why can't he be promoted? Maybe it's because he doesn't have the halo of the protagonist. It should be a pity for Aye that he could not grow up with his "daughter", that he could not get the love of his wife, that he could not accompany them, and that he could not protect their mother and daughter. However, Aye should not regret it, because he saved many people... It's hard to comment on the male and female protagonists. I won't say much. I really thought that Ano was the second male lead when I read it earlier. But when he died, I knew that your male protagonist will always be your male protagonist. Even if he makes a mistake, even if the twin aborts a boy because of him, even if it is clear that the heroine and Ano have obtained a military marriage certificate, the male protagonist will kidnap the heroine and take her to the high seas. He will try to violate her, and even want to do it in front of Ano. When Ano arrives, the heroine bites her tongue... Aye is so good, he... Belongs to the country and the people, not to the heroine. So after completing his mission of protecting the people, he reached the sky like a star...

Very ugly