
After Being Imprisoned, the Crazy Critic Cried and Begged for Forgiveness
被囚后,疯批反派哭着求原谅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 400k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for a Moment of Pleasure in Abusing Your Wife, a Short Modern Text Chasing His Wife at the Crematorium
It's best to chase a wife when someone likes the heroine, and then the hero is jealous (it doesn't matter if there is no one). Please, I sent it three times before without any response, this time it must be there!
The Female Protagonist and Male Protagonist Bai Yueguang Were Kidnapped, and the Male Protagonist Chose Bai Yueguang.
Going Through the Book, the Heroine Likes to Conquer Villains. Don't Wear It Quickly!
The main reason the heroine travels through the book is to capture the villain. She doesn't want to be the one who leads the male protagonist and the original heroine.
The Male Protagonist and the Female Protagonist Are Just Having Fun Together, and End up Chasing His Wife in the Crematorium
The male protagonist makes a bet with his friends to pursue the female protagonist. After the female protagonist finds out, he pursues his wife in the crematorium.
I Beg You for Your Ancient Proverbs and Sadistic Writings, the Kind Where Even a Roll of Paper Is Not Enough.
I'm looking for ancient Chinese proverbs, the kind that a roll of paper isn't enough for. It's suitable for reading in the middle of the night, eh? 😎
Strategy for the Male Supporting Character. the Male Supporting Character Liked the Female Protagonist at First, but Later Fell in Love with the Female Supporting Character.
Quick article
I Beg the Male Protagonist to Be Yandere and the Female Protagonist to Be Indulgent and Stay with Him Voluntarily.
Want to See the Tough-Talking Powerful Minister Chasing His Wife at the Crematorium?
The male protagonist takes advantage of the female protagonist in the early stage, but the female protagonist is not moved. In the later stage, he insists on refusing to admit his heart. He cannot succeed in marrying by force. The male protagonist should be a regent or a powerful minister. The female protagonist is not moved. The female protagonist is not moved. The female protagonist is not moved. In the later stage, the male protagonist is moved in pursuit of his wife.
Go Through the Sadistic Story Quickly and End with a Death Escape. the More Torture, the Better!
Don't be the kind of person who dies over and over again and is teleported back before he dies.
The Male Protagonist Doesn't Love the Female Protagonist at First and Wants to Kill Her
I want to read a book similar to "Crushing Tenderness". Is there the kind where the male protagonist doesn't love the female protagonist at first and wants to kill her, but then the female protagonist pretends to be pitiful in front of the male protagonist, or is really pitiful, making the male protagonist inexplicably distressed and can't bear to kill her? It's best to be rescued by a female protagonist
The Heroine Is a Supporting Female Character Who Redeems the Yandere, but the Yandere Only Loves the Heroine and Hurts the Supporting Character.
It's best to write about cultivating immortals. The heroine has been accompanying and caring for and redeeming the hero, hoping to change his yandere. However, the hero still fell in love with the original heroine and even killed her for her sake (please!)
Qiuqiu, an Ancient Romance Novel in Which the Male Protagonist Chases His Wife in the Crematorium.
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I Begged the Second Male Lead to Fall in Love with the Original Heroine but Couldn't Find It, and the New Heroine Redeemed Me (Yandering Second Male Lead)
I want to read a book similar to "If You Can't Fall in Love Through a Book, You Must Win the Dark Room".



































































What I just discovered today is my only yandere novel. It's super beautiful. The heroine's childhood experience is similar to mine [crying] More and more people like me [shocked] [shocked] [shocked] [sad] I used to feel like I was the only one [laughing]
Thank you author, the writing is very good and it suits my taste. I just hope that the heroine will not forgive the hero in the end. The hero's early abuse of the heroine made me very heartbroken. All girls deserve a lover. If they have been hurt, there will be no love. I have personally experienced violence from my boyfriend, so I really feel that no matter how strong love is, it cannot make up for what the violent man did. I hope the author can see it! Finally, thank you for your article, I will keep reading it [blowing kiss]
The author writes very well. The heroine is the little light in the hero's life, but no one teaches him "what love is." The hero is the only darkness in the heroine's life, but this darkness slowly dissolves itself bit by bit in the end, trying to bring warmth to the heroine, seek forgiveness from the heroine, and atone for his mistakes. However, the hurt will always be there, and only the heroine must understand that unforgettable pain. The heroine is pitiable and respectable, the male protagonist is pitiful and hateful. No one in the world would be black and white. I can only be angry that the only culprit, King Lin'an, died so lightly. Because they are normal people and crazy paranoid villains, both sides suffer in the end. If the heroine is the one with the mission of redemption, then another pair of talented people, beautiful women, and gods and goddesses must have appeared in the world🍅. Come on, the author is great [upvote][upvote][upvote] I'm just a little upset. I always feel like "it would be nice if..."
It's really good-looking, it's about sadomasochism, and now Yu Wenxuan is taking Chang Chi back to their country! You must agree! Haha, now give me a hard time torturing the male protagonist
Super good-looking, not ridiculous, not cliche, not embarrassing, not blaming the original male and female protagonists. The original male and female protagonists have very upright views. The villain is also a real villain. Unlike other novels, the villain is easily moved by the current heroine. It really feels like a battle of wits and courage. The heroine is indeed what a pampered maid beside a young lady should be. In ancient times, when there was no power, you could only be limited in various ways. It was indeed difficult for the heroine to be very smart. She calculated with the villain step by step and finally helped the original hero and heroine to defeat the villain. Fortunately, the original hero was also gentle and submissive to the original heroine, so he was half-trusting of the original heroine's maid (now the heroine)'s plan. The various twists and turns in the plot are really great, so I won't spoil it. Don't be dissuaded by the previous plot. This book really gets better and better the further you read. Many people may think that the heroine is a bit passive, but I think this kind of plot is real. The heroine is also very calm and smart. She is not a love brain and knows what she wants.
I really like girls like Chang Chi who are strong and unyielding. I gave it four stars because Li Jingye is too humble. This kind of person is not worthy of our Chi Chi Bao. He drags a person who lives in the sun into the abyss. He obviously likes the heroine, but he resents others because he has no ability. First of all, he doesn't think about his own problems and hopes to torture him to death.
It's really good-looking. The male protagonist was really bad to the female protagonist at first, and he was going for the ending. But later on, he felt that both male and female protagonists were pitiful. There was no one who loved them around them since they were young. The male protagonist was also used as a tool for revenge, so he developed such a violent character. But later on I really love the heroine. She has been trying to atone for her sins. She was threatened by the prince and used his own life to protect the heroine. At that time, I wanted the hero and heroine to be together. Alas, the hero still died in the end, but the author is very good. He also wrote us an extra ending of he, as well as a modern one, which satisfied my desire.
I think, as far as the female protagonist's feelings towards the male protagonist, there is only hatred, and the chance of being hesitant is very small. This book is very interesting, and the early stages are really sad.
The romance novels I have read have been much better so far. The conservative number of books in Tomato is probably close to 600. Over the years, this book is the most distressing book for the male protagonist I have read, and it is also the most unbearable book. It is also the first book that I feel like writing a review. "A thousand readers have a thousand Hamlets." It is a great blessing if there are book friends who have similar views to mine when reading. If you want to refute my views, I think this is also a blessing, because although we have different ideas, we understand each other's views. In the process of reading, we can understand the various life situations of the characters in the book, and thus obtain our own spiritual sublimation. Li Jingye in the book is cruel and hateful, and even the way he loves people cannot be resonated with us. But actually after reading it, what I want to say more is that actually, I feel sorry for him even more than these. I feel bad that he should have the most beautiful mother in the city, I feel bad that he should have the most powerful father in the country, I feel bad that he should be full of talents and guide the country, should have a happy childhood and everything full of love... But I am in his real life. There is sadness in his life. He was used by the King of Lin'an since he was a child, longing for his recognition. He was used by Li Chengze and became the cornerstone of his ambition... After reading the last letter he wrote, in fact, such an amazing and talented person should not have ended like this. What makes me feel bad is why such a person is so miserable. If he had not been given such suffering, what kind of orchids and jade trees, bright moon and clear breeze would have happened. Probably, I feel in my heart that his life should have been full of brightness, and he should have been like "a stranger is like jade, a young man like no other in the world", rather than a rotting rat in the dark night. [Cry][cry]
It's so cruel. I was so numb when the male protagonist abused the female protagonist in the first and middle stages. Later, when it was the male protagonist's turn to abuse me, I didn't even feel it anymore (spoilers included) The heroine is pretty good. She takes everything on her own, just to protect the people around her/the people she cares about, and she has a great sense of justice. The male protagonist has to say that he is really pitiful. The enemy he has fought against for many years is actually his biological father. The man who raised him only regarded himself as a tool of superiority, and finally went to the border to fight and die. No matter what, the author is quite good, both be and he are included. I personally feel that the ending is more in line with my appetite. The male protagonist took so many innocent lives and tortured the female protagonist in various ways. It was almost in the middle and late stages that he realized his feelings for the female protagonist. He felt guilty and regretful, and died on the battlefield to end his sinful life. But I do have to say that his follower Mu Yu is really loyal. He has been with the hero since he was a child and looks after him no matter where he is.
Nice. The character of the male protagonist is really consistent with a crazy and paranoid villain, but his strength is really not worthy of his character. The male protagonist is miserable, but the female protagonist is even worse. The meeting between the two of them is really terrible, and the process of getting along is also terrible. They are self-inflicted. The sense of fate is really strong. The environment in which the male protagonist grew up shaped his ending. There is nothing to feel bad about, because he is really hateful. I kept crying when he tortured the female protagonist. What I was thinking was that this ending must be Be, otherwise I would have to send a razor blade to the author... But I like both extras very much. I think this is the best ending, and it can be considered a satisfactory one... Believe me, you won't lose money by investing in shares.
The book is good, but the key point is that the big "Beloved Wife" on the label blinded me [I almost cried]
It's so beautiful. Are there any similar books? [Send Hearts][Send Hearts][Send Hearts][Send Hearts]
Personally, I think the content of this book is okay. The male protagonist is a real villain, and the female protagonist also has a lot of personality. Although the male and female protagonists are not perfect, they are like the story of the villain and the female supporting character in the book. It is not the main plot but very touching. It can be said that the male protagonist's later abuse was his own fault. The female protagonist is very clear-headed and tenacious. She does not easily forgive the male protagonist because of his misfortune, and even offers to sever ties with the Shen family. The female protagonist is calm and clear from beginning to end, knowing her identity. If the male protagonist didn't do so much harm to the female protagonist in the early stage, I think the male and female protagonists would still be very happy getting along with each other in the second half. Of course, the reason why the male protagonist has a dark and cruel character has a lot to do with the environment in which he was born. In fact, the male protagonist could not say that he liked the female protagonist before, but when everyone was afraid of him, the female protagonist was the only person around him who could be controlled by him. However, this dominance later turned into paranoia. He wanted the female protagonist to always listen to him, so he controlled the female protagonist in a bullying and threatening way, causing the female protagonist to live a very depressed life. For the sake of the overall situation, the heroine had to be forced by him again and again to do things she didn't want to do. As arrogant as the male protagonist is in the first half, he is pitiable in the second half. As Li Jingye got along with the heroine again and again, he gradually fell in love with the heroine and regarded her as his own beam of light. However, he destroyed her with his own hands, making the heroine always afraid of him and becoming a lingering shadow in Chang Chi's heart. The ending of the book is also reasonable.
It's good-looking and suits my taste. It's faster to torture the male protagonist, and it's healthier to torture. 20 Chapters updated every day are not enough [laughing]
I suddenly thought of this book after reading it for a long time, and I have to say that the writing is great. When I first saw be, I was a little bit unacceptable, but after reading the ending, I found that this may be the most suitable outcome for the two of them. The male protagonist did too many wrong things to the female protagonist in the early stage, which was enough for him to become cautious and at a loss when he understood what love is. The female protagonist is also very upright. The novel does not say that the two of them must be together. It can only be said to be the most suitable result for two people. However, if the male protagonist understands and learns love from the beginning, then they will be happier
I burst into tears. I always feel that A-Ye shouldn't have ended like this. The heroine A-Chi seems to forgive other people easily, except A-Ye, but I also understand that this is A-Ye's own fault, so this is also the best ending. Most of the ancient Chinese novels I have read are he. The female protagonist easily feels sorry for the male protagonist and forgives him because of his kindness. At first, I felt speechless when reading this kind of novel. But after actually reading this book, I also understood why most of the other articles were he, but I also respect the author's ideas. Ah Chi always loves freedom. Ah Chi always cherishes himself and knows how to protect himself and love others before loving himself. But I also really want to cry😭 Ah Ye, he really makes me feel bad, and so does Ah Chi. Thank you for giving them a happy ending in the realistic text.
It's very good to read. There were several sad parts in the article that made me burst into tears. When I read it, the ending I hope Be and I hope He was very heart-wrenching. Fortunately, the author wrote a different ending, so I don't have any regrets.
This is really my first time writing a long review. Holy shit, the back part is so sad [crying] I am the female lead, and the front part is a bit sadistic, so I watched it, but based on the comments, I knew that the female lead was forced very badly by the male lead. When the male lead lost power and started wandering around, I felt very happy when the female lead knelt down in the back. But at the end of the rare moment, I started to feel that the male lead was a little pitiful. I wanted them to be together, and felt that the male lead deserved to be. On the contrary, tears kept falling from behind. In fact, there are no pure good people in the entire article, including the original heroine and the heroine. Both the male and female protagonists are miserable, but the male protagonist's life experience is even more miserable than that of the female protagonist. To use a sentence in the book, his life is ridiculous. But living a miserable life is not the reason for his mistakes. Alas, actually be is the best ending. This is not a matter of abusing the female protagonist or the male protagonist, this is a matter of abusing the readers [crying] [crying] [crying] The author is very good at writing about human nature. The once tyrannical prince will eventually sacrifice everything for his sweetheart, and the weak prince in the eyes of the world will also be ambitious and ruthless. (This seems to be the character of the prince) Summary: Don't miss it if you like reading sadistic stories
So pretty! I really like the heroine's character! [Shy]
This book is great! Both the male and female protagonists have such a hard time with their babies. The most damning person in the whole book is King Lin'an. He died too early and it was really a benefit to him. He is the source of all misfortune. The male protagonist Li Jingye has been miserable and lonely all his life. There must be something hateful about poor people! After all, he was really cruel and crazy to the heroine in the early stage. In the later stage, for the safety of the heroine, it was really the best destination for him to die on the battlefield as a military commander. The main text is very sour, but luckily the extra is he. The heroine Chang Chi is really tough, growing like a weed, she is really good. I hope they both live happily in another world (modern side)!
It's rare to see a heroine like Chang Chi, and I really like her. The male protagonist's fate was doomed from the beginning, but what he didn't expect was that the prince was a real emperor. Although it was heartbreaking, but from Shen Qinghe's point of view, the others were properly supporting roles. This is also the fate of supporting characters.
The author writes very well and the plot is also very well written! Although it is said to be be, it is indeed understandable. Just like what is said in the article, the eleven-year-old Mu Yu met the kind-hearted nine-year-old Li Jingye, while the fifteen-year-old Chang Chi met the twenty-year-old Li Jingye who was already a madman🥺 No normal person would like a person who breaks his own limbs🥺 But in the end, he is still the extra!! The modern episode is really sweet!! Recommended: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐!! I don't understand why such a beautiful book has such a low rating!!
Although I think I want to see them together in ancient times, if I think about it carefully, knowing each other, being safe and not disturbing each other is the best possible ending for them after so many ups and downs and hardships. Li Jingye should be content if he didn't go to Chang Chi. As a reader, I respect their choices as every flesh-and-blood person in the book.
I don't know why the rating is so low. Before reading, please remind me that poor people must be hateful. The plot is coherent and the characterization is also very serious. Ah Chi is very sober. Ah Ye, I also feel helpless from the bottom of my heart. The ending of be is the best for them [shy][shy] I hope to write more be
It's very beautiful, but the serialization is a bit uncomfortable😖
I was afraid of be, so I only dared to read a little bit after reading the comments. I found it was good and only watched the ending a little bit. I felt that it was okay. I didn't dare to read it. I felt like I would cry like a dog. But from the beginning, I felt that the article was good. This is the ending that true villains should have, but it does not prevent me from asking for a he for their love.
After reading it, I had mixed emotions. I felt sad for the male protagonist, but I felt it was a good ending. The insults the male protagonist gave to the female protagonist in the early stage were real and I couldn't forgive them. But I don't think I can blame the male protagonist. After all, his life was not supposed to be like this due to his growing environment. So in the end, he died in battle. I think his whole life was quite sad. He has great stamina. The author wrote it very well. I still like He's ending better. I hope they will be happy in parallel time and space.
It's great, the descriptions are delicate and not hollow; the feelings are real and the words are gorgeous.
This book is really well-written. It is rare to find such a subject. The male protagonist is really bad at first, but later on he is obsessed with the female protagonist, and only after reading the book do he realize that the so-called good people are actually bad. In fact, people are not absolutely bad, nor are they absolutely good, their positions are just different. I still like the good ending of the extra chapter.