After My Yandere CEO Wife Imprisoned Me, I Faked My Death and Escaped

So pretty! It's so pretty! So pretty! I give you a 100% recommendation, you can't let me suffer alone, haha It's so scary. Is this the world of yandere? The male protagonist was forced, abused, imprisoned, raped, and forced to give birth to a child. From the lovelessness at the beginning to the end when the heroine cries and becomes miserable, the hero's brain circuit can be restored. It's really awesome, so awesome! A dian within a dian! Forget it, I am Shennong. Be careful! Maybe there are women who just love this. Men, beware!

This book is quite good (it's a very ordinary slightly yandere). The portrayal of the male protagonist is not as effeminate as other yanderes. The writing is smoother. It's a good choice to read on a daily basis to pass the time. However, the plot development is slow and can be speeded up appropriately.

The package is good-looking, the writing is very good, the male protagonist is not as frivolous as many male protagonists in Tomato videos, and looks like Brother Pig. I can only say that the male protagonist is very sober and fresh, and the female protagonist is also well portrayed, and will not accidentally destroy the character like many stories about female CEOs. It is good-looking and quick to update [Adore][Adore][Adore]

Invincible, I don't know why the rating is so low. It is a very good yandere novel. The changes in the character's heart and the changes in behavior are all handled very well, and the plot does not delay and connects each link. The most important thing is that the author's writing style is very good and it is very comfortable to read. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is also very well described.

I've also finished reading it [crying][crying][crying] Just make some comments. Personally, I feel that Sister Huang did not handle certain emotional changes very well. I feel that she accepts forgiveness too easily (maybe related to the environment in which the male protagonist grew up). Everything seems to be a matter of course and not so unforgettable. The small transformation (except for the transformation into a yandere, there is a lot of writing and ink about the transformation into a yandere, which is really good) feels a bit fast, and I feel that more foreshadowing can be done. But I personally still like it very much, especially in the early stage, when the little 🐟 regards the male protagonist as his personal property and pulls it to the extreme (Sihasha) [eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon]

It's really good-looking, and the plot development is very reasonable, as well as the transformation of the relationships between the characters, and the foreshadowing of the relationship between the male and female protagonists. It is quite reasonable, and the author's portrayal of the female protagonist is very good. Some of the possessiveness in the early stage and the weakness of the male protagonist in the later period are very measured and done very well. It is more than 7.7 Points. I can only say that the score of Tomato is a joy to watch. The author's portrayal of the female protagonist is really good.

Overall, it's pretty good-looking. I came here for the yandere at first, but I found that it wasn't there in the early part, but it was very comfortable to watch. It was really uncomfortable when the male protagonist was abused later, and the "chasing husband" in the later part was very contrasting. The domineering female CEO turned into a weak and delicate wife. Haha, there are some flaws, but it's okay. Finally, if you encounter a yandere in real life, run away!

This book is really well written, has its own new ideas, and the writing style is also good. Many other yandere novels are of the Japanese style, always cutting people, just like the yandere characters in Rizai Academy. They are all carved out of the same mold, which is very boring.

The writing is quite good, but it may be a bit slow in the beginning. In fact, the beginning of the book cannot be regarded as a yandere novel. Generally speaking, yandere novels basically start with a good impression, and then they have to fuck the male protagonist (in a physical sense). The early stage of this book should be regarded as a pure love story and a development story. (I think many friends were deceived by the introduction and name into reading the yandere article) And it's very interesting. I didn't expect the author to be a girl, because the author really understands what boys like to watch. The character of the male protagonist is also well portrayed. In addition, the author's description of emotions is quite delicate, which is very interesting.

It's beautiful, and the psychological action descriptions are very good. The portrayal of the heroine is very good, and the bj transformation process is also good. It's not that he was a heavy bj character from the beginning. BJ stories that show growth are indeed rare