After Turning into a Zombie, He Was Pampered by His Dastardly Ex-Boyfriend

No, author, what do you mean? I've read about chapter 140, but the heroine hooked up with the male lead and said, "Idiot, I only like you." I didn't think it was right. I checked the introduction and found out that Qin Wan is the male protagonist? I don't understand a bit

Does the content of this book have anything to do with the coquettishness of the title? The female protagonist cares so much about the male protagonist while saying she doesn't love her? The male protagonist is really his mother's good son. Can't you really feel that his family doesn't like the female protagonist? I feel like the most aggrieved thing in the world is that the heroine didn't go to see him after jumping off a building, right?

I think it's pretty good. Some trolls can't watch it if they like. No one forces you to watch it.

Finished reading. The early setting is okay, the overall world view is graphic, the writing is not bad, and there are no problems with the macro plot. But the development of the relationship between the characters is really weird. I watched it with the idea of ​​​​how awesome it is, and I kept complaining. Before I saw the ending, the male protagonist was completely on the bottom of the list of male protagonists. At first, I didn't know that when there was a misunderstanding, he could trust his mother but not the female protagonist. I can understand that. But later, after knowing everything, he still blamed the female protagonist and said that the female protagonist took advantage of his feelings. I would like to ask, how many times has the female protagonist run away and said that she has nothing to do with him anymore? She cannot walk away even if she wants to, while the male protagonist is immersed in his own world and just having sex. Later, my mother died and said, "I don't love you anymore." Who cares? Who cares? Double standard love monster. . Regarding the settings of the male and female protagonists, if we evaluate them neutrally, these two people are simply not suitable and have mismatched views. These experiences should also cause them to part ways. Don't talk about how the ending is, after all, the ending only accounts for 1%. Most of the previous parts that leave readers speechless are unacceptable. Standing as the heroine to deal with the grievances of the heroine, being slandered and humiliated, she is right to want the hero's mother to die. From the perspective of the male protagonist, well, he is the mother after all, but I remember that I was watching a female video. Wouldn't it be written to abuse women in such a conflicting plot? Does the male protagonist have to be this way? Or, if he has to have this kind of personality, he can just be a passerby. Love and hate come and go, and I keep saying q. Moreover, during this period, the heroine was completely at the mercy of the male protagonist, and she was extremely good-tempered and extremely awesome. About 60% of the story was written, and the villain began to be whitewashed inexplicably. The heroine, a ninja, can tolerate anyone. No matter how much he was scolded, she would forgive him and give him a good look. The villain also had to make a twist and somehow relied on the heroine. Xia Manman was the one who wanted to kill the heroine. In the early stage, because the man wanted to drug Qin Wan and kill the heroine, didn't she also cooperate and was peeped by the heroine? It's good that she didn't kill her, but we still want to save her and raise her? The back part is so ambiguous that it seems like the child belongs to the heroine. And is the heroine's mother human? Raising a child for a stranger? The writing is also very inconsistent and forcefully whitewashes it. It is no longer as simple as favoring boys over girls. It feels like pure hatred. Seeing the heroine scolding the loser is the lightest thing. As a result, the child who was protecting Xia Manman died later, and she was still a little girl. Who would believe it? Let me ask you, who would believe that this person could do this? The author writes that all members will be OOC later. Then the change of the heroine's brother is also forced to be sentimental. Earlier, she said that her brother beat and scolded her, but she had forgotten it, and that the brother cheated her of a car worth 2 million. The conversation changed and it became that the brother had been expecting her sister to care about her, and you wrote everything. . There are also the settings of Qin Wan and Xu Nuo. To be honest, no matter what they are, or whether the author had planned the ending at the beginning and told everyone how to end it. But when you watch it, there are indeed two people, and there is nothing wrong with it. The heroine is indeed wandering between the two people without knowing it. This cannot be concealed by the ending. If you write like this from the beginning, you can lay the foundation for a lot of things, instead of only showing signs of it when it is almost 90%. Earlier, I could write that the heroine has an inexplicable trust in Xu Nuo. Xu Nuo always gives people a familiar feeling. Anything will do. There was no foreshadowing. The heroine suddenly said that she liked Xu Nuan and then kissed her. A few days later, because of Chinese medicine and Qin Huan, Qin Huan kissed her when she was sober and she didn't fight back. It was really weird. The same goes for the sudden change to Star Wars in the end. The hierarchy of warriors and gods on the planet is not clearly explained. The heroine becomes so powerful after absorbing the earth line, and even independent planets can become one. So why don't other planets have high-level people absorb the earth line? The fight was made like child's play, and there was no clear explanation of the strength of each party. The male protagonist was inexplicably super powerful. The melee part was really poorly written and very boring. Sometimes, the heroine is just being teased and she does other things. Is her enemy just a decoration? . Seeing the ending, everything was redeemed. How can I say that it was a reconciliation, and I can accept it. The most important thing is that the puppy and the little dumpling came back to life, and they were still at a time when the heroine and the hero's mother had no conflict. This is indeed the biggest problem between the male and female protagonists. But the fact that the male protagonist does not believe in the female protagonist has not changed. Although the ending is good, the overall plot in the middle and later parts is indeed very illogical, and you cannot easily accept the strange plot and character trends just because the ending is reversed.

Aren't you considering changing the male lead?

After reading this article for a while, I was really pissed off. The male protagonist is a super androgynous mama's boy, the female protagonist is a love brain, and both male and female protagonists are treacherous. The heroine had an affair with the hero right after Tuanzi died. Does the author really love the heroine? Is this really a story about strong women? I didn't see it

Using a watch to read novels, the palm-sized screen is a bit awkward, and it's almost unsightly, but overall it's very nice to read, except for the last few chapters, which are a bit confusing.

I was really broken. I can dislike anyone in this book, but I really like Xu Nuo. I really don't know why the author wrote it like this. If you really want to mark the hero and heroine, you shouldn't let the heroine agree to Xu Nuo's confession. I was really broken when I saw it at the end. I don't believe that Xu Nuo's character will be the male protagonist in the ending. I don't believe that the author just finished writing until he couldn't continue. The idea and framework of the book are good, but I really think the author just suddenly thought of a few sentences in the introduction and wrote the book. But you have finished writing it to me.

The first half was okay, but the second half was a mess. I skipped through it.

I found this novel after watching the comic. The characters are very beautifully modeled, and it is very interesting to read the novel. The relationship between the characters in the story is chaotic and chaotic. Whether these conflicts are good or not is a matter of opinion, but there seems to be some sincerity (from the author) hidden in it that is rare in online articles nowadays. I quite like it.