Caught in Forbidden Desire

It's particularly beautiful, I love it very much. Caius, an unknown marine organism with tentacles, met Shou in a shipwreck at sea when he was a child and saved Shou's life. Since then, Caius has missed Fang Mian for more than ten years. Because of an accident, Fang Mian's husband was killed. Caius made a deal with Fang Mian's former husband and escaped from the laboratory to replace him. After an excitement, his identity was discovered by Fang Mian. Fang Mian tried his best to escape, but escaped to the laboratory and was caught. As an experimental subject, the subsequent tortuous experiences and step-by-step strategy led to Fang Mian discovering his own heart and truly getting in touch with and understanding what love is, accepting and responding to Caius's love. The mysterious and unknown feeling in the plot is very fascinating. Watching them step by step together, the cookie is really, really in love. The article is very light-hearted in places but also exciting. It is really one of the few good articles of this type. Whether you are sad or not depends on how you understand the content.

I really like this novel [Blowing Kiss] It's so beautiful [Adoration] I must read it

The protagonist is not perfect, just like there is a beast locked in a cage called "superego" hidden in everyone's heart. It should be said that few people can be perfect. It is easy to fall into moral criticism at the beginning (maybe because I am a bt, so I almost finished it quickly), but after reading it, you can find a more pitiful and sad truth. One is a monster who learns how to love for humans, and the other is a patient who objectifies love in order to gain a sense of security. The methods cannot be said to be very humanitarian, but who is despicable than the other? Personally, I feel that there is a bit of a two-way redemption tendency, especially at the end of Chapter 148. When I was watching, the theme song of "East Palace" randomly played on the player, and I burst into tears on the spot. Maybe it's like Zweig's "The Beheaded Queen", "All gifts given by fate have been secretly marked with a price." When the little monster plants a genetic chain on the little princess, the gears of fate begin to turn, and cause and effect take root in the dark. In the end, all bad behaviors that attempt to break the rules are brought back on track, and then bear a perfect fruit. (Don't scold me, don't scold me, don't scold me, don't scold me, don't scold me, don't scold me, don't scold me, don't scold me, don't scold me, don't scold me, don't scold me, you think that's what you think about QAQ)

The characters are portrayed very delicately and vividly, and the emotional plot is also a step-by-step process. It is one of the few complete and delicate processes on the Tomato platform. The author's descriptions are very picturesque, making it easy for me to sympathize with him. Most books nowadays focus on a very fast emotional line, but for me there are still many shortcomings. But this book did not make me feel the existence of such flaws. In short, I like it very much! [Like][Like][Like][Love]😊

Xp（)()()()()(）()()()()()()()()()()(Song) (creeping darkly) (screaming) (twisting) (crawling darkly) (screaming) (crawling) (twisting) (splitting) (squirming darkly) (tumbling) (crawling violently) (twisting) (spasmodic) (roaring) (squirming) (gloomy growl) (crawling) (dividing) (walking ashore) (squirming) (spasmodic) (squirming) (twisting walking) (attack regardless of target)

To be honest, I feel that Mianmian is a bit weak and gets taken away every time, [awkward laugh][awkward laugh] But it doesn't matter, the strength of the attack itself is a bit too much, I have to be balanced by the force. I like Nasir so much. Hey, this character is really well-written in my heart. This subject is niche. At the beginning, I didn't understand love, paranoia, perversion, and madness. These are vividly displayed in a monster. Any human being would be afraid of being invaded by a monster, so I forgive Mianmian for being weak [Thoughts]

Is he still the same person who lost his memory? From a biological perspective, a person with amnesia is the same person as before. The cell's genetic information remains unchanged. From a psychological perspective, a person who has lost their memory is not the same person. They experience different things and their personalities will change accordingly. Fang Mian who lost his memory is no longer Fang Mian. They are very similar, but a little different.

This book made me think about love in a new way. People's definition of love is too narrow, just like the meaning of life is that life has no definition. Whether it is mutual support, an oath of eternal alliance, living and dying together, or it is platonic love, well-matched love, the feeling of belonging to want to start a family... When we talk about love, we unknowingly idealize or utilitarian it, yearning, confusion, escape, disgust... This is probably the beauty of love. In fact, some readers don't quite understand the subtlety of the protagonist's emotional line in this article, which spans species, time and space, ethics, morality, and family of origin... It's also a very new perspective. I feel like not many people have read it, but the author's writing is actually quite good, and I recommend it. After reading a few comments, I feel like someone has the same opinion as me. Is he still the same person who has lost his memory? He is just a body with emotions. Therefore, Mianmian in this life has died socially, and the one who is reborn is just his reincarnation. It can also be regarded as the comfort of the previous life. But can love really start over? If the feeling of love is still there, it doesn't count as starting over.

It's a very good book. It's a book that I couldn't put down and couldn't bear to finish. The novel's novel themes and unique stories make people want to explore. The author's writing style is very good and I hope he can write more and better works. Come on!

Sihasha, I like this book very much. Although it got a lot of abuse in the middle because I really hate abuse, so I skipped it. But overall, the plot is really good and I really like it. Wow, cheers up💪