The personality and psychology of the male protagonist are intriguing fans. If you are not careful, you will be considered possessive and paranoid, which is unavoidable. If you meet such a male protagonist in reality, I advise you to stay away as soon as possible, because ordinary people can't hold this kind of "gloomy and dark-bellied friend and lover who travels to the devil in the name of love".
The core character of the male protagonist's revenge is the female protagonist. It is strange that love and hate can be unified in the same body at the same time. The male protagonist's identity is low, but his growth experience is full of the love given to him by the female protagonist. If it is a self-aware person who knows how to be grateful, when the heroine makes a choice about her personal marriage, she will not be greedy and coveted for more love, but rather regret, guard and bless her. But this male protagonist is a ruthless man with strong self-esteem, and he has a strong possessive desire for the love he already has, which he regards as a treasure that cannot be lost. Once he loses love and self-esteem, and is deprived by the heroine herself, he can't bear it. The more he loves the heroine, the more he hates her.
In fact, the heroine is really hateful, and she is emotionally unclear. She gives hope to the hero, and then continues to refuse to make him despair. Who can stand this. The male and female protagonists are convinced that they truly love each other, the female protagonist loves status and wealth more, and the male protagonist values love more. If after the male lead comes back to find her, the female lead can make it clear, cut it off in time, or simply divorce and leave the male lead far away, then it will not be a scourge. It's not that the heroine is more wrong, it's just that her way of dealing with feelings is really not wise enough, and her treatment of feelings is far less thorough than that of material economy.
The male protagonist's revenge is more about emotionally deliberately crushing the female protagonist and her family, and materially deliberately plundering legally, but it is mainly emotional revenge. Killing a thousand enemies and destroying eight hundred, his life is not happy, he is violent, dark and suffocating. He doesn't care if others are happy or not, he just wants to keep his lover by his side forever. When the heroine is alive, if she can give him a little nourishment of love, it may save him, after all, he is still warm when they are together. After the heroine died, he missed every second of his life, so much so that he was so perverted that he dug the heroine's grave.
The male protagonist never got out of his emotional demons in his life.
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