President Lu's Feisty Little Troublemaker Is Fierce and Sweet

That is, the author's cultural level... Is not satisfactory. Does the author know what it means? Is it appropriate to use it here? Does it fit the context?

The plot is smooth, but the heroine is too evil. To be honest, the hero has been helping her and is devoted to the heroine. Also, the male protagonist's parents also like the female protagonist very much. This is the most noteworthy aspect of this novel and worthy of my vote.

I don't know whether the author's own thoughts and ideas are different from those reflected in this book, which is abnormal, or whether he deliberately created such an image of a male and female protagonist, especially the female protagonist. What do you think of the heroine? It's a princess disease, a pure princess disease. She has experienced changes but has not experienced the real bottom of her life. The bad things in her character still exist (I don't know how to describe it, because I have never been of that class). People, part of that class, the most complimentary adjective, I can only use willful) What she does gives people the impression that she believes that the male protagonist should pay for her and be tolerant for her, which is quite capable. To put it bluntly, it is because the male protagonist likes her. The male protagonist was too kind to her, which caused the princess disease to continue, which is quite disgusting. This book is also one of the rare ones where I thought about the male protagonist finding true love again.

It's a great heroine work. The whole thing is that the heroine is omnipotent, just short of God. There is very little interaction between men and women.

The female protagonist is very pretentious, she talks about divorce at every turn, and does not consider the male protagonist's feelings at all. She separates when they have a quarrel. After getting married, she does not let the male protagonist participate in her affairs, and she does not love him. She is just possessive. The female protagonist is always self-righteous, and the male protagonist is so patient that I admire her.

After reading the comments, I gave up! I hate female protagonists the most! Explain the author's three views!

The female protagonist is too clever to be worthy of the male protagonist. In reality, there is no such rich and good-tempered male protagonist. We should write a story where the female protagonist is tortured to death and then find a good woman for the male protagonist.

I don't like this kind of heroine, disgusting

The heroine is particularly baffling.

I feel like this book is just average. I can't say it's too good-looking. Personally, I feel that the character of the male protagonist is not very good because some of the things the male protagonist does are quite irritating. Also, I finished reading this book in two days. I stopped reading it. I kept reading just to see how the female protagonist got her revenge in the end. Who knows, but in the end, the male protagonist did eight things, which left me speechless...