My Blind Date Turns Out to Be My Darkened Female Lead
相亲对象竟是我的黑化女主
- Status
- Completed
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- 127k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Updated
- 2y ago
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The opening self-introduction—poor, insecure, and with high emotional intelligence—resonated deeply with the viewer. Low emotional intelligence: Dude, I came here to look in the mirror.
Let me tell the minors who are just starting out with this book: read the first thirty chapters with the genders reversed. If you feel nothing, you should leave immediately and go read "Xianglin's Wife". Others, please hug your parents and tell them you love them. Then they'll roll their eyes at you, but ignore their stubbornness; they still love you.
I really don't understand what's wrong with these parents' thought process. They had a child and then went abroad to enjoy their time together. They even lied to the child, saying they were sick. This made the male protagonist work so hard, and then he still had to transfer money to his sick "father." The male protagonist's mother kept deceiving him, treating him like a source of amusement. So what was the purpose of having a male protagonist? Was it to carry on the family line, or was it just a passing fancy, something to do for fun?
Not enough, not enough! Hurry up and update, you noob authors!
I have to scout the location today.
One against ten masters! One against ten masters!
The actions of the male protagonist's mother reminded me of stray dogs; they adopt them when they want to and abandon them when they don't.
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The male protagonist is initially a classic, realistic example of a "loser"... To put it bluntly, cowardly, insecure, and withdrawn, burdened with distant responsibilities yet wasting every day. Most of our own dissatisfaction and self-pity in reality can be projected onto him. He's even more tragic than most of us; he's been semi-abandoned by his parents, who live a seemingly happy life as a couple abroad while demanding a portion of his salary from him despite their predicament, completely disregarding the psychological pressure their absence and the son's anxieties about them place on him. When a sophisticated young woman suddenly enters his life, the boy, of course...
It's very well written; I hope it will be completed. ٩(๑^O^๑)۶
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