Where Do You Think You're Going? The Pretty Young Master Is About to Be Punished Again

It was a good story, and I was really satisfied with the ending. No normal person would fall in love with someone who drove their parents to their death, someone who doesn't understand love and only hurts others. Xiaodao and Shi Huai's relationship was a steadfast, mutual commitment; they were childhood sweethearts. Some things, once done, are done forever, and the consequences are obvious.

The yandere genre isn't very popular, but the author wrote it very well. Some comments say the male lead has questionable values, but I don't think his values ​​represent the author's, and there's no need to attack the author. If you can't accept this genre, you can skip it. Also, I really feel sorry for Kojima; he's so kind. I can't ship Sheng x Jiang.

This is the kind of imprisonment story I love! I think the author writes very well, and I really like the characters. But I still want Sheng and Jiang to be together more, because I initially read this story specifically for the imprisonment part. I highly recommend it to anyone who likes yandere stories. I really love this story and will continue to support the author. 😳

Well written! To be honest, this is the novel I most wanted to see end with a tragic ending. The protagonist (uke) should be living his life well later on, while the other protagonist (seme) can do whatever he wants and die if he wants to! He was nice to the protagonist at first, but later he pretended to be kind, then suddenly realized his mistakes, but he had already hurt him.

Forced love, angst—if you ask how many stars it gets for the level of forced love, I'd give it a sky full of stars 🤦. The only redeeming quality is the absence of substitutes and scheming villains; the entire story revolves around ruthless, unscrupulous forced love. If you like this style, you can read it; if you dislike it, skip it! Are you willing to let it hurt your heart?

This book is really well-written, author! Keep it up!!! ❤️❤️❤️ But I really hate Sheng Qianyang, and I feel so sorry for Jiang Yubai. Such a sunny kid has been driven crazy by him. 😢😢😢 If possible, please give Sheng Qianyang an ending where he loves but can't have the one he wants. He doesn't deserve Bai Bai. Author, please don't let Sheng Qianyang and Bai Bai end up together!!! 😠😠😠

(Major spoilers!!! This is written from my personal perspective, and my thinking might be a bit muddled, so there may be some inconsistencies or repetitions.) I initially started reading because of the "imprisonment + older man/younger woman" tropes. The character descriptions in the early episodes were really good.

It was forced, far too forced, but you couldn't really see any love in it (?). It felt like the seme (dominant partner) didn't treat the uke (submissive partner) like a human being. He had a little conscience, but not much; I didn't really see how he spoiled the uke. So, is this supposed to be a story where the second male lead gets the role (referring to Shi Huai)? It feels good to be right, or maybe it's good if he doesn't. Looking forward to the wife-chasing-after-the-crime scene!

It was really good 😢😢 I watched it late at night, and the heartbreaking scenes made me cry buckets of tears. Thankfully, I was satisfied with the ending. Xiaodao and Shi Huai are forever together, never to be separated again!! I didn't like Sheng from beginning to end; there was absolutely no love for him. The way he treated Xiaodao...

The process was exhilarating, full of twists and turns, with reversals no matter how you went through it. It was actually a bit infuriating and angsty, as the Sheep-Raising Brother seemed a little too powerful 🤦 But the ending was satisfying, a real "crucible" ending, with Xiaodao and Shi Huai living happily ever after. Waaaaah, it's already dawn 😢😢 This is such a wonderful story that I'm hooked! Time for a third reading! 😳