Flirting in Public, Training in Private

The author doesn't visit the comments section often, so I'll avoid this while I'm still here. 1. Crazy, obsessive beauty vs. Wild, yandere master (male lead is purely love-struck, female lead is always abnormal, very sickly, the kind of person normal people would want to run away from, contains various play! Challenging the limits of humanity)

I watched it in a bit of skipping around for over an hour. From their first meeting to falling in love, it's about an artist lacking emotion and her artwork. It's a feast born of experimentation and culminating in love, yet seemingly unrelated to love, but never detached from it. It's morbidly perfect, yet heartbreakingly broken.

Their fingers intertwined, the tattoos on their necks almost overlapping to form two small suns and long, undulating blue water ripples, shimmering with joy. "Susu… In this life, I am your captive… I love you with all my heart." "Ashi, I am also your prisoner... I love you..." "How about having a baby with Asi?" "Hmm... I'm very good, I listen to Susu." No one loves you more than I do. "Me too—" Bai Sumiu 🥰 Shen Runsi

I absolutely love the gentle and kind male lead, Asi. Overall, this book is fantastic! [Thumbs up][Request for more updates]

I haven't read such a wonderful book in a long time. It's very novel and just my style. I used to skip around while reading, but I actually read the whole book in this one. The male lead truly loves the female lead; I could feel his love for her from beginning to end. I really love this book.

It's a really good read. The female lead is a bit crazy and hurts herself (at least that's my understanding; please don't scold me if I'm wrong o>_<o♥). The male lead heals the female lead in the early stages and becomes a little yandere later on (but I personally find it acceptable). Aside from the female lead's somewhat tragic past, everything else is great.

The root cause of yandere tendencies is mostly a bad childhood. Reading this book might make you feel psychologically uncomfortable, but to me, it's like someone playing on a sled spending their whole life searching for a balance. Fortunately, they find their soulmate and become each other's salvation.

It's a really good read. Susu is so pitiful, and Asi is really trying her best to heal her. Also, author, when will that old woman finally leave the story? I absolutely hate her! Susu isn't an experiment; she's an independent person with her own thoughts. She's not a puppet who dies for art. She has her own pursuits, at least not to such an extreme degree.

It's really good, but because I skipped chapters, I didn't have much time to read. I only got to the part where my emotions completely collapsed, I just felt so emotionally devastated. It's so good, so author, please write more and update soon! My child is already waiting to be fed 😘

There weren't many people reading it; it's a pretty good story with a yandere female lead—I haven't heard of many books like this.