The Bandit’s Darling

Oh my God, it's so heartbreaking. It's so beautiful and heartbreaking, especially the last scene, when the bottle is hammered into her body. . . It's not true, it's so heartbreaking 😭😭😭😱😱 So in the end, is the heroine still alive? The author is great

It's sad but also very realistic. I've read too many stories about drug lords who fall in love with police officers and then wash their hands of themselves. There are also stories where the heroine kills the hero for her faith. In short, the hero loves the heroine miserably. All I can say about this book is that the male protagonist is a very smart drug lord but also very stupid. The female protagonist is also a good police officer. It was not her fault that she fell in love with the male protagonist. In the end, she betrayed the male protagonist for the sake of the country. She actually didn't want to do this. She had also helped the male protagonist delay time. She also wanted to live a good life with the male protagonist, but everyone was forcing her. She couldn't let so many lives be sacrificed in vain. So in my opinion she is a good police officer who sacrifices small loves for the greater love. On the other hand, the male protagonist is actually quite pitiful, but pity cannot be the reason for her to hurt the female protagonist. When the heroine betrayed him for the first time, he chose to trust, but behind the trust, the heroine also paid a heavy price. When the male protagonist loved the female protagonist the most and wanted to marry her, the female protagonist betrayed the male protagonist again. This time, the male protagonist no longer trusted her and asked the killer to kill the female protagonist when she went to the fishing village alone for an appointment. The heroine missed the best time to confess, and the hero also missed the heroine's explanation time. In my opinion, neither of them are selfish people. The male protagonist kills the female protagonist for his own beliefs, and the female protagonist also betrays the male protagonist for her own beliefs. In the male protagonist's heart, he cannot tolerate the female protagonist's betrayal of him or the second betrayal, and he cannot let go of the brother who died for him to block the gun. Similarly, in the female protagonist's heart, she cannot be ashamed of her father's expectations of her, nor can she let go of her colleagues who sacrificed three lives to pave the way for her. The author wrote the identity of the male protagonist as a drug lord very well. He must be a ruthless person to achieve great things, so in the end he was ruthless and let the killer torture and kill the female protagonist. I hope they can be an ordinary couple and live a good life in the next life, but in this life I don't choose to forgive the male protagonist, although in the end he turned himself in according to the female protagonist's ideas. Personally, he shouldn't have gone. They still have children to take care of. What if they go in, he should live with the guilt of the female protagonist all his life and have to grow up alone with the child. The author brings the male protagonist's identity as a drug lord to life and writes it realistically. The male protagonist already loves the female protagonist very much, but at the same time, we must not forget that he is a drug lord and his heart has always been hard. In the end this book was really great and worth watching.

It's so good, wow, and it's so tear-jerking later on. The heroine dies and the hero turns himself in. What should we do, Xiaomu?

I really... I avoid reading books like this about defending the home and the country, because most of them are tragedies, but I still finished reading them. When the heroine wrote that letter, did she think that the person who called her Xiaoguai would watch her being insulted by a group of people with cold eyes? When the hero was thinking about their future, did he think that the undercover agent he hid the most was the girl he longed for? It is an open ending. Is the heroine dead? The author didn't say it clearly, but I think she is dead, otherwise even if she was disheartened by the male protagonist, there would still be Xiaomu waiting for her. In fact, there are no regrets. If the heroine really abandoned her country, then this book would not be of much value, and the hero's unusual experience destined him not to be happy easily. The anti-narcotics police are also very extraordinary. I just hope there will be no drugs and no drug trade.

It wasn't Brother Mu and Xiaoguai who were wrong. What was wrong was that they didn't have a chance to explain. Both of them loved each other, and Xiaoguai still cared about the plain ring given by Brother Mu until the end.

Li Mucheng is destined to have no fate with Shen Wangshu, because even if he dies, he will not be able to reach the paradise where she is. He can only fall into Avici Hell forever! The sins he committed by selling drugs and the sins he committed by killing his lover were enough for him to be unable to transcend reincarnation for eternity.

I didn't shed a single tear from the first chapter to the last chapter. It's really good-looking. Maybe it's because I burst into tears. It's really good-looking.

This is the first time that I want to see the extra chapter so heartbreakingly. The conflict of identities seems to be eliminated only by the disappearance of one party. We love each other to the core, but we must hurt each other, helpless... The third master must have regretted it in the end, regretted the slap and regretted not trusting her again that day. I have very tangled emotions. I want them to be redeemed and have a happy ending, but I also think, how about this, this is fine, this is the only way... (2022.05.14)

This book is wonderful. How can I put it? When the male protagonist left the female protagonist in that small house, I knew that the ending must be tragic. But I never expected that the heroine died so tragically in the end, and her glory was gone. I think that when the heroine wrote that letter, she also thought about their bright future, and she also thought about their children and their lives, but she never thought that she would be killed by him in the end. I think the best ending of this book is for the male protagonist to atone for her sins in prison...

I really cried for a long time when I saw the rest of the scene. That scene seemed to be a satire on the male protagonist. I looked at the female protagonist who was so... Indifferent, and the confession later could not erase the death of the female protagonist (woo woo woo, I continued to cry)