The Happiness Theory of an Abandoned Girl
被遗弃少女的幸福理论
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 580k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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200Chapters
361.5kClicks
3.7kFavorites
575Likes
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Surely nobody actually enjoys watching a trashy male lead turn good, right? I just can't stand having a CS (Counter-Strike) character who's inherently stupid and constantly daydreaming as the protagonist. A rotten orange is always a rotten orange.
Wishing the author a happy reincarnation as Debbie 🥰 Then she was enslaved by a wicked woman, and then deceived and abandoned by her trusted master.
It's a bit awkward; the motives of those who harmed him are unclear. If they wanted him dead, they should have killed the protagonist at the dragon-slaying scene. It could have been designed so that the protagonist, driven by a strong will to survive, crawled over there, and the horse came to check if the protagonist was dead before discovering him. The subsequent character development was also incomplete.
I've read 10 chapters... Emmm, too many flaws, time to go.
While it's acceptable for the female lead to be overly devoted to the male lead, the core motivation should be the unequal power dynamic between her efforts and his status, rather than her inexplicably developing overwhelming affection for him or even becoming jealous. The relationship between the male and female leads should develop gradually; this way, the audience can truly enjoy the story.
I like lively discussions, so please post more comments and rants.
The female lead won't be content to be a slave forever, will she? I can't relate to that.
Looking at the comments section, Roger isn't the male lead.
Why does this feel so depressing? It's giving me a stomachache. The little golden retriever's thankless efforts are really heartbreaking. The tag doesn't even say "depressing," so please, author, stop with the angst! Give us some sweet moments, please! Let the little golden retriever get stronger, at least give us some satisfying moments! I don't want to see any more tragic scenes.
Although I had some preconceived notions about Pineapple Bun's novel, it was actually quite difficult to keep up. The plot was absurd yet forcedly serious, but the emotional interactions were much smoother.