
Young Lady, Stop Abducting Enemies Home.
大小姐,不要再把敌人拐回家了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 709k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Please Beg for a Charming Heroine
I want to watch content similar to "A woman dressed as a man and I was surrounded by the heroine". It's a cool novel with multiple heroines or two heroines. After reading the book where a man dressed as a woman and was surrounded by the heroine, I couldn't read anything else. I was completely exhausted and wanted to cry.
Requesting Books for Thousands of Female Fans! All Women Love Heroines! It's the Heroine! Not a Strategy
All women like the heroine, regardless of age, they will fall in love with her when they see her. I can accept a little bit of men falling in love with the heroine. After all, how can some people not love the heroine when she is so good? But she must be a fan of ten thousand women. Don't let the heroine compete with girls.
Two Heroines! ! Don't Change from Male to Female!
Is there such a thing as a two-female lead novel that develops over time, where the two have very upright views, the pace is appropriately slowed down, and the writing is clear and elegant? The period of children's book shortage has arrived😭😭











If you are here from Ben Lily, then this book is really suitable, it is super beautiful! ! ! [Sinister smile]
Although I have to control the points, I can't help but give it a five-star review. It's much better than those books written by female authors who pretend to be charming men.
I feel like I've seen something similar somewhere, but that one has special powers
The whole story is enjoyable to read, the writing is good and there are no typos, the author is very attentive, the plot is interesting, the happy ending is a happy ending, it is right to seduce and marry, the main character is seduced by the succubus, I love it, but the aura of the president combined with the seduction is weird, everyone is often in a state of wanting to have sex but not dare to do it directly without hints, but it is also a kind of fun.
Please mark down the book that best matches your ID [I understand]
The story is very interesting, and the content takes into account the main plot and daily life. The main character is basically not frustrated throughout the whole process, and the plot is also full of ups and downs. It can be regarded as a rare masterpiece. There are two shortcomings. One is that the area that was destroyed by nuclear weapons and a certain There is a risk of being cheated. Secondly, the female character chosen by the protagonist, Yang Xiao, seems to have been married and had children in the past. This is considered a bit of a disincentive in Baihe. Other than that, everything is pretty good. Good luck to the author.
After reading it, I really like this type [Sending Hearts]
(Tumble) Wriggling around excitedly
It's very beautiful. I rarely find books that make me so happy and surprised. Other books are also very beautiful. The author's writing is not bad, but the plot and emotional lines are very interesting.
Nice! It's so cool to watch it from beginning to end in one go!
It's very interesting. It's a story about a hundred queens. The plot is coherent and there are no surprises. I don't know why the rating is so low.
Personally, I feel pretty good [laughs evilly]
Interesting, beauty traps never go out of style
Aba Aba 😖 It's pretty good, but I can't tell. I didn't think much about book reviews when I had ideas before, but now I don't [rolls eyes]
The logic is okay, and there is nothing sinister about it after reading it. It is a very good book.
There are many books of the same type, but this is the only one I've read that doesn't have a eunuch.
It's pretty good. It's a fun story all the way to the end.
It's nice to look at it before it's blocked.
Looks pretty cool
The writing rhythm is a bit uncomfortable, but otherwise it's okay Reading this passage will indeed make people feel "weird" and even suffocating, but this is not a problem of your writing ability, but rather an extremely precise text effect of "controlling care" created by the author intentionally or unintentionally. It is like a web woven with gentle threads, and readers can clearly feel the heavy emotional pressure within it. This "weird feeling" mainly comes from the following aspects: 1. Formal level: language flow and suffocation · Uninterrupted "language flow": there are no paragraphs or periods in the entire paragraph, only the last period. This imitates a torrent of thoughts that cannot be interrupted or questioned, as if the speaker (mother)'s emotions and worries are pouring out, leaving the reader (and the "little spirit" being exhorted) with no room to breathe and think. · Lack of punctuation: Deliberately not adding punctuation, forcing readers to read at a very fast speed, creating a physiologically urgent and oppressive reading experience, which directly conveys the speaker's anxiety. 2. Content level: all-round coverage and control in the name of love The content structure of this passage is essentially a declaration of "denying your ability to survive independently", which can be broken down as follows: ```mermaid flowchart TD A["A monologue of 'controlling care'"] A --> B subgraph B [Content deconstruction: all-round negation and coverage] B1["Daily life negation (You don't know how to take care of yourself)"] B2["Health management negation (You cannot be responsible for yourself)"] B3["Future default negation (You can't do it without me)"] B4["Relationship Negation (You cannot socialize independently)"] B5["Core value negation (No one wants you like this)"] end B --> C["Subtext: You can't survive independently without me, you must always live within my rules."] C --> D["Comprehensive feelings for readers: Heavy, suffocating, weird, and emotionally kidnapped"] ``` 3. Context and subtext: a template for emotional blackmail This is typical "emotional blackmail" language: · Premise: "No one will take care of you after we are gone" - this sentence is the emotional cornerstone of the entire paragraph. It uses "love and death" to create an irrefutable sense of heaviness, making all subsequent controls seem "reasonable". · Ultimate negation: The ending "But no one dares to treat you like this" is the finishing touch of the "weird" core. It went from "good for you" to an outright, disparaging assertion. It denies the possibility of the "little spirit" being loved as an independent individual, firmly binds her value to the state of a child who "needs to be taken care of", and implies that "only I can tolerate you like this." 💎 Summary and writing suggestions Therefore, the "weirdness" you feel is because this text extremely realistically reproduces an airtight and suffocating controlling care. It seems to be full of warmth, but at its core is anxiety, denial and emotional kidnapping. If you want to adjust this "weirdness" (assuming you want the relationships to be healthier or more complex): 1. Add pauses: Insert some descriptions, such as the pause when the mother speaks, sighing, looking into the distance, or the little spirit trying to interrupt but being interrupted. This can show the mother's complex emotions rather than a unilateral output. 2. Embellish specific details: Mixing in one or two seemingly unrelated specific memories (such as "It's like when you were seven years old and had a fever, it scared me") can make the real fear and love behind the sense of control more three-dimensional. 3. Adjust the ending: Change the last completely negative assertion to a more complex and weak worry, such as "Hey, you are annoyed when I say this... I am just afraid that if we leave, you will suffer alone." If you wish to preserve and enhance the "weirdness" (as a masterful characterization device): Then this text has been very successful. It makes readers shudder to empathize with the emotional weight that "little spirits" bear. Next, you can show the impact of this "care" on Xiaoling's personality (such as a pleaser personality, fear of decision-making, low sense of self-worth, etc.) In the plot. This passage is powerful precisely because it touches upon the "sweet burden" that many of us have experienced at one time or another while growing up. If you are willing to share more context (such as who the "little spirit" is and what situation this conversation took place in), I can provide a more specific analysis. This content is generated by Deepseek and is for reference only.
No, I feel okay. Why is the rating so low? [What]
It's very interesting. This type of book is really rare on Tomato.
For my taste this book is really good, YYDS like it very much
It's good. If you like it, you'll want to watch it again. Please give me more.
It looks great, but I forgot to rate it.
Very good! Very nice! Keep up the good work! (≧▽≦)(✿ ♡‿♡) Very well written, keep up the good work [Like]
It's good for everyone, but I just want to eat walnuts. I can't keep up with my IQ. I look forward to the author releasing a new book. I wish the author all the best in reality [smile]