After Fleeing the Villa, the Mad Power Minister's Eyes Turned Red with Rage

That book is truly exceptional! This is the only tragic ending I've ever seen where the male and female leads have a certain degree of "bad ending" (or "tragic ending"). It's not like those typical forced marriage stories where the male lead is seriously injured, the female lead feels sorry for him and softens, then they're redeemed and end up together.

Please, author, don't torture my daughter too much! She's a good girl, she just doesn't like Lord Pei 🥺. Please don't be too cruel to her, please! Lord Pei's methods are relatively gentle, so much gentler than the forced affection I've seen before. Except for not giving my daughter a chance to leave, everything else is great. He's not the kind of person who tortures her physically or mentally.

It's pretty good. As a story of forced marriage, the male lead is fairly normal. The plot is engaging and satisfies some of my moral bottom line. I've been getting a bit bored with reading lately and wanted something more intense. Some people might be drawn to this type of book because of the forced marriage aspect, while others might have clicked on it unintentionally.

It's a really good read; this kind of theme is quite novel. So far, I feel really sorry for the female lead, imprisoned in a small courtyard by someone she doesn't like, worrying every day about getting pregnant after the male lead's trysts with her. But I also really hope this book has a happy ending; the male lead is totally my type. The author's writing is excellent, I don't know why not many people are reading it 🤭

I really like the personalities of the male and female protagonists in the book. They are distinct, strong-willed, and determined in their love and unwilling to give up. They each strive for their own goals. There are very few villains in the story, almost none. The only ones who make you feel anxious are the male and female protagonists. 😘😘 I hope it has a happy ending. 😘😘😘

I rarely leave comments, but I couldn't resist leaving one. Mainly because the author's writing is just so, so good! The male lead's deep thoughts, intelligence, stubbornness, and unpredictability are portrayed so well. Forget the female lead being scared, I was scared reading it too! 😂

This is a classic example of a forced marriage ending that's quite human. For the male lead, forcibly marrying the female lead and binding her for life, aside from never winning her heart, isn't it a kind of happy ending for one person? Meanwhile, the female lead's childhood sweetheart, the second male lead, who loved her deeply, went through many twists and turns, eventually becoming strangers…

Yes, it looks great. There wasn't a forced happy ending, but it was still a fairly normal scenario of the male lead forcibly taking his wife. The second male lead tragically died in battle, and the female lead's heart had already died. Although we will spend our lives together and grow old together. But the female lead didn't fall in love with the male lead in a dramatic way.

Let me write a book review for you ladies' reference. If you're looking for a lighthearted and enjoyable read, proceed with caution. This is a story filled with unresolved regrets and lingering sadness. It truly leaves you feeling depressed and unable to calm down for a long time after finishing it. So, the author's writing and plot are quite good.

A great ending. I support the author continuing this kind of writing. Not everything done in the name of love is right. The male lead's claim of love for the female lead was more like a naked possessiveness, and it's right that the female lead wasn't moved. Does claiming it's love mean all the previous imprisonment can be forgotten? Are those who are dissatisfied with the ending underage or simply lacking in taste?