After Exposing Her Waistcoat, She Became a God Overnight

How can I put it this way? It's pretty good-looking. It's the part about the blood exchange and the substitute that made me feel a little bit incompetent. Isn't this kind of bitter love drama popular now? The male protagonist really loves the female protagonist so much that I can see that the love is very deep. In other words, isn't it hurt in the name of love when the substitute is exchanged for blood? He loves her, so he needs to change her blood, script the story, find a substitute, and hurt her. Is it right? Has he ever thought about what the heroine thinks? Has he given the heroine the right to choose? On the contrary, sometimes he even makes the male protagonist in the story a subordinate. Readers who read the text think that the heroine is pretentious and cold-blooded. Isn't this hurt in the name of love? The man knew that the woman loved him. After the blood exchange, how did he know that the woman would not go with him after the man died? I think the heroine agreed to die. It is better for the hero to die for love than this. The heroine can have a short life, and the hero can find a way to extend the heroine's life. But I don't think it is necessary to show the affection of the hero in this way. It is too disturbing to watch. Who knows what that feels like. After watching the end, I felt that the heroine was the only beauty after the man died, especially after the two broke up. During the superpower competition, the female protagonist had a stomachache. The male protagonist's performance, I really felt that the female protagonist was too unsatisfactory (this is purely a personal opinion, please do not abuse me. If you can comment, it proves that I am letting readers express their feelings after reading it, so this only represents my personal opinion)

Highly recommended, very layered, but some places are also very sad.

This is the most beautiful MJA article I have ever read, I love it! ! !

Is over 130 pounds very fat?

I hope I can finish writing about Song Jing's life experience, and I will choke and feel uncomfortable in the end. . . What exactly is that chant. . . . .

I feel like the author's writing is full of nonsense and not exciting at all.

This book is very interesting and highly recommended (=^▽^=)

The first content is very interesting, but the second part is getting more and more outrageous. The male protagonist's premise cannot be established at all. Later, in order to save the female protagonist, the male protagonist actually acted in a substitute story. I feel that it is very stupid.

Super pretty! The characters are distinct and the ending is satisfying.

I like the first half better, and then the part where I quarrel with them, but from my personal point of view, I don't really like the part where I go to find the male protagonist in the second half. I feel that the male protagonist is a bit like a heartless man.