(This article is both clean and tidy + a dozen or so little abuses in the early chapters + the male protagonist's strong doting in the middle and later stages + the career-oriented female protagonist + HE)
In a well-planned conspiracy, she was like an innocent lamb, drawn into the endless abyss of darkness. The gears of fate began to turn ruthlessly, pushing her to an unknown shore.
However, this conspiracy brought not only physical restraint, but also mental torture.
As time went by, he gradually realized that no matter how he treated her, he could not melt the ice and snow in her heart.
The once-injured heart seemed to have become as hard as iron. He began to wonder whether the people who climbed out of hell really still had a heart?
Reader comments
It's a very good book. The heroine gives people a very complicated feeling. She seems to be a very simple and rational person. I originally thought she was a domineering CEO type, but she turned out to be a sweet pet. I fell in love with it after ten chapters. The most important thing is that the male protagonist has a mouth. Haha, I really like this. If you like it, just say it directly without any ink.
I feel like the editor is a college student, and part of the college life he describes is really vivid.
Enjoyed watching it. I like this kind of extreme intercourse between men and women. Unfortunately, the number of words is too small and I didn't read enough.
It's a very good book. The heroine gives people a very complicated feeling. She seems to be a very simple and rational person. I originally thought she was a domineering CEO type, but she turned out to be a sweet pet. I fell in love with it after ten chapters. The most important thing is that the male protagonist has a mouth. Haha, I really like this. If you like it, just say it directly without any ink. I feel like the editor is a college student, and part of the college life he describes is really vivid.
Enjoyed watching it. I like this kind of extreme intercourse between men and women. Unfortunately, the number of words is too small and I didn't read enough.