May This Love Last Forever

The comments section feels like it's full of bots, all positive. There are only 30 comments in total, and I just finished reading the latest ones. To put it bluntly, the male lead treats the female lead like a sex doll; she's no different from a plaything. Is this what people like about forced love? I think I'm being quite objective.

Although I've read many forced love novels, including another by the same author, this one is just too suffocating and powerless. The female lead is even more pitiful than Song Jin. Song Jin's life was uncertain, but the female lead's life was originally destined for wealth and glory, but the male lead ruined it all.

Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay 🤦, five stars for another person to watch, I can't be the only one suffering~ I feel so sorry for the female lead.

I watched it all night, and I'm very sad. Besides Gu Heshu, Ayao and Tingbai... The entire book has a happy ending; the male protagonist gets what he wants and has what he considers a happy and fulfilling family. The daughter has a father and a mother, but her mother doesn't love her. The second female lead marries Fu, and they have a happy and fulfilling family life.

It's a very good book. The plot doesn't drag, and the characters are described very delicately. Of course, there are some things to be aware of. It does involve some torture for the female lead, but it's not the cliché of a heart transplant; it's more about physical and mental abuse. The male lead is truly a paranoid madman, the kind who will stop at nothing.

Well, this book is just average. Perhaps the author's writing skills aren't quite there; the whole story only focuses on coercion, failing to depict the love within forced love, only the male protagonist's madness and the female protagonist's compromise. Is compromise love? Is life the same no matter who you live with?

So far, so good. Looking forward to what happens next. Speechless 🙂, the ending was just a waste of my time, all that time I spent following it for nothing.

The writing is excellent, the plot is intense, and the forced love is truly forced. From beginning to end, the protagonist is never normal; the male lead is completely abnormal, and the female lead suffers greatly—I even wished for her death. However, the writing is exceptionally good, which is why I gave it five stars despite feeling the main characters and supporting roles were poorly designed.

It's a bad ending, but the male lead is too pathological; he slowly tames the female lead, turning her into a puppet who can only depend on him. However, for those who enjoy heavy themes, I still recommend it. I personally have a bit of a taste for the extreme, and I usually skip chapters in many books, but I read every single one of these. Anyway, I'm going to go check out some sweet youth novels to heal and purify my soul!

The writing is very good. If it's a 1v1 story, then please let the female lead be free in the end. The meaning of liberation is that one of the two people has to die, and I hope it's the man who dies.