A Girlish Boy Raising a Child Is Forced Into a Relationship by a Yandere CEO

It's awesome, you can see a story about a person with normal values ​​being driven crazy bit by bit by life and destiny, and finally giving up his dignity and bottom line. The whole text is filled with a sense of suffocation, as the protagonist's values ​​are gradually distorted and the storyline gradually gets out of control. It is better than those novels that torture for the sake of torture. Of course, as a romance novel, this is undoubtedly history, as a Liu Bei novel, this is undoubtedly history, and as a harem novel, this is undoubtedly history. But if you take it to another dimension, from the perspective of social ethics, this novel tells a story that does not belong to tomatoes. It's hard to imagine that in 2025, I saw a history on Tomato with a white photo album and the shadow of the sun on campus. As King Akaishi, I give you a five-star rating!

It's okay, but in the early stage, the protagonist's three-year love relationship was too standardized. I think it may be a problem with the heroine's filter? Or is it true that the male protagonist's three-year relationship really means that he doesn't look at other women and doesn't have feelings for other women? 🍉 I hope it is the latter one, which is more dedicated. After all, according to the description, the heroine has been really good to the hero in the past three years, and the hero has the mentality of "dare not delay the heroine". In the final analysis, it is a distrust of the heroine and his feelings. He does not think that the heroine will abandon everything for himself, and also for the heroine's good. I hope the heroine can find him Thoughts on happiness, but the only one who wants happiness for the female protagonist is the male protagonist. Otherwise, how could a wealthy daughter entrust her three years of youth to a man on a whim? This shows that this love is lingering and long-lasting. Otherwise, you will get tired of it after talking for a year. Your intuition does not care about your own face. The female protagonist obviously covets his face. Of course, a gentle personality is also very important.

The children said without joking that this book is the most explosive one I have ever read. I thought it was pure love, but I didn't expect it to be a sadistic novel. I judged it in the way of a sadistic novel. I stayed up late to finish it. The character creation is very abstract, but when you think about it, it is very reasonable. There are more than 1 to 200 chapters, which is completely acceptable. The more you go to the back, the worse it gets. Strangely, starting from the basement of Song Guansu, I actually feel that every character in it is a little mentally abnormal. The male protagonist actually deserves to die. The emotional lines are clear and the madness of each character is very logical. When I saw Song's sister and Su getting together, I knew this was a book. It's an explosive ethics novel. If you think about it carefully, did the male protagonist do anything wrong? It seems that he didn't in the first place. I already know that he is Itojo in the subsequent plot development. It's a pity that the ending is a bit hasty, but it's okay. After all, you never know who will come first tomorrow or the accident. , It can only be said that the male protagonist did a good job in the end and did not lose any points. The ending actually has an advantage for everyone to think about. Should everyone live happily together in the end, or go to hell with Bai Yueguang in the beginning? Everyone can come up with the ending that suits them best in their minds. My evaluation of the author, the writing is quite good, the emotional lines are clear, everyone is crazy and justified, the only one who doesn't understand is Song's sister, the rating may be because the writing is too explosive, the writing style is actually very good

Children, I'm here to save you. Is this novel good or not? To be honest, I don't know, but I want to tell you that it is extremely rich in content, almost everyone is abnormal, and it is an epic battle. If you decide to get into the trap, then you must not be too smart and don't support the protagonist, otherwise you will be extremely uncomfortable. But if you go against the grain, then you will be very happy, very happy! Remember! Remember!

Hope and Sister Nami, I have been watching it for a long time, and it is well written (for me personally, after all, it is what everyone says). In fact, from the beginning of Song's appearance, the description is better than Sister Nami, the brilliance of motherhood, sister-like care, financial support, both people can feel each other's emotions. I really like this pair (don't criticize if you don't like it), but I still respect the author's writing [please update]

It's pretty good. I like Nami better. She's more comfortable with people and her personality is more in line with reality. Song's words are too strong. It's not that she doesn't like it, but I feel that this person is no different from her father, and she has the ability to figure everything out, but she always does things that make people uncomfortable. Although there are pitiful things, but personally I can't sympathize with her. The most important thing is that she feels more like the protagonist. Possessiveness, from what I saw, she didn't trust the protagonist three years ago, and her father. It feels like Song doesn't care about her parents. After all, if she knew why her mother committed suicide, she wouldn't have this attitude towards her stepmother. I feel that she is very cold and arrogant. Of course, if she knew, it would be even less of a thing.

In just one day, I roughly read the latest chapters. First of all, I would like to express my gratitude to the author. I feel that being able to write a book is already very impressive and deserves five stars. Then I briefly evaluate the plot and characters. First of all, in terms of character setting, each character has very distinct characteristics. The author's writing skills are still very good, and there is no OOC. I personally like this very much. Another aspect is the plot, which avoids some old routines. At least I won't feel particularly irritated during the reading process, and I almost never skip chapters (I used to read a lot of novice upgrade novels and developed bad habits, but this book gave me a very different feeling and helped me change it.) Although it is destined to be a yandere novel, There will be some explosive novels in terms of plot, but whether it is the design of misunderstandings and coincidences or the contextual coherence of the bloody plot, the author handles it very delicately. The protagonist's emotional changes and choices are very similar to mine during the reading process. Simply put, it is reasonable and reasonable. This actually proves that the character is very consistent with the setting. There are also poisonous points that everyone is paying close attention to. The first is Song. Personally, I think some of her actions in the early stage are poisonous. This is because the background is relatively little explained. In fact, you can understand some of Song's actions later on. The author's writing skills are also very strong. Secondly, the character of the protagonist is relatively cowardly, but it is also in line with the setting. This rational analysis is definitely not considered poisonous. As long as the usual male thinking mode is put aside, everything is reasonable (it should be said that some plots are very similar to heroines). The last poisonous point should not be called poisonous, but it is just mine. A prediction, because the author has written a lot of words so far. The confrontation in Shura Field focuses on Song and her stepmother. The rest of the heroines have to eat what they deserve, but they have to play less. The further development of the subsequent plot will definitely be very labor-intensive, but I still believe the author first. In addition, I must declare that it is normal for a work to have poisonous points, as long as it is not an OOC-level poisonous point that runs through the entire text. For this kind of early poisonous point, but can rely on the author's writing ability, it should actually be called a shining point. I actually think this is more like a writing technique, which is very advanced and to my liking. In the end, this book is definitely worth reading, and I am not trusting it.

Children, listen to me, this book is very beautiful (Bu Hao, children, I have a split personality, don't read this book, run away!)

It's very nice. I quite like the savage girlfriend type like the female boss. I've been accustomed to this kind of setting since I was a child. This kind of tall girl and short boy reminds me of a Japanese cartoon. The next female character makes a wish for a gentle and cute one.

In fact, the subject matter of this book is very cliché, but its advantage is that it is difficult to hold back after reading it. Every character in the book is a "talent". In a word, there are still masters?!