Taken by Force: The Beauty Is Untamable, the Tyrant's Captive

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The heroine's character is so sober, I really like it. I must be. I hope that Song Zhiqing can be with the heroine in modern times.

I've seen the only novel on Tomato that actually abuses the male protagonist in the text. The female protagonist doesn't love the male protagonist from the beginning to the end. It's very well written. I look forward to the author opening up new pits.

It's so beautiful, I like it so much! The second male lead was so miserable. All the tears I shed in the middle of the night were for the second male lead. I hope the female lead will not be with the male lead in the end. Great cheers for the author! Looking forward to more updates.

Dear relatives, who knows? I have read so many stories about forced marriage and robbery. This one is one that I really like. If nothing else, the identity setting is what I want. Before, my hands cramped and I couldn't find the kind of story I wanted. Now I finally found it. [Shy] Thank you to the author and God for blessing me. Family members, hurry up [Blow kisses]

The text mainly focuses on the abuse of women, and the abuse of men is just symbolic (for example, Eleven Seventeen Dies, without the modern concept of equality of all women, the male protagonist would not be 100% as painful as the female protagonist when she saw Sister Han being beaten), but the female protagonist never fell in love with the male protagonist and did not give in, which is really great! The heroine's character is very attractive, but sometimes her IQ is not enough. The male protagonist is portrayed as too strong. Regardless of ancient or modern times, the male protagonist will always control everything and oppress everything. He can always force the female protagonist to be by his side. Even if he dies, it will be his own initiative. The whole male protagonist is a big hero. Especially in the modern chapter, he has grown from a gangster with only underwear to a wealthy person in half a year. It is so cool. How can it be embarrassing for the true modern human beings who have been under the red flag for decades? 😦 In the end, the extra chapter also realizes the perfection. The male protagonist is much more perfect than the female protagonist.

It's quite good-looking, and the ending is very satisfying. The male protagonist dies, and the second male lead takes over. What I hate the most is that the female protagonist is tortured by the male protagonist in various ways, physically and mentally abused, but in the end the male protagonist apologizes and the female protagonist relents and forgives.

After reading this, I feel quite depressed. Say I feel sorry for the male protagonist. The hurt he did to the female lead is real. Say no, the male lead's actions later are quite touching... The author's writing style is very good and the sense of substitution is very strong. If you try to substitute Xiao, Yun and Song/Xu, you will find that they are very pitiful. The author has presented them perfectly. Keep up the good work [Love]

Finished reading. To sum up my feelings after watching the movie, I feel a little aggrieved. It is true that the female protagonist never loved the male protagonist from the beginning to the end, but the male protagonist has a great halo, and in the end he died willingly. It can be said that the character of the male protagonist was fulfilled. Then it can be seen that the author sometimes lacks writing skills when describing emotions such as despair, but the story is relatively complete. Finally, the level of abuse against the man is average, not much abuse. At best, he is dead and the heroine does not love him. The last extra episode is on, 🉑 The heroine's characterization was still reluctant in the later stages, and sometimes felt fragmented in the early and middle stages. But anyway, I finished reading it.

Finished reading. Yun Shu is really determined, and the experience in ancient times is also very painful. She has a lot of charisma. I also like the character creation of Cui Yi. At first, the limitations of ancient times made him understand that liking someone is not possessiveness, which caused an irreparable rift between him and Yun Shu. But in the modern chapter, he really witnessed the open and free world and he learned to let go. Only then did I feel that the male protagonist really loved Yun Shu. The plot feels a bit strange in some places, but it's still quite interesting [Blowing Kiss][Blowing Kiss]