Imprisoned by a Yandere, I Turned Dark and Chose Revenge

The author is also a long-time fan of yandere novels. The reason why he wrote the novel is because when he reads yandere novels, every time he sees the protagonist who is an ordinary person, no matter what kind of torture and suppression he is subjected to, he would rather die than surrender and escape with all his heart. [Smile] Many yanderes are like mentally unstable superheroes. They go crazy at every turn and beat the protagonist to death. When the protagonist is beaten, he is like an iron man. The more he is beaten, the more energetic he becomes. The more he is beaten, the stronger he becomes. He does not let go in the face of a knife. Compared with other people, he has an iron will. [Chigua] Then I wanted to write a normal protagonist who knows the pain when being beaten, is afraid of death when being killed, pretends to surrender, and knows how to follow the yandere and stabilize the yandere's emotions [Thoughts] The yandere should also be wise, know how to train people, understand the application of Stockholm syndrome, and use truly effective means to control people's emotions. Violence is only one of her ways to get love [Thinking] Humans are tamable creatures [note] Love, possessiveness, and loyalty are all our instinctive emotions. They are mixed with each other and do not distinguish between high and low. The status between two people who love each other must be different [you taste it carefully] But because of the objective existence of this inequality, we cannot let it go, or even use it to force the other half to bind ourselves. Although this is also love, it is ultimately an unhealthy relationship that cannot make both parties happy [Thinking] Personally, I think the right thing to do is to recognize this inequality in status, and then the strong help the weak to become strong, and the weak also respect the strong, and constantly improve themselves, and truly love each other, and both people work towards an equal and healthy love [shy] Humans are tamable creatures, but love makes us holy and noble. This is the theme of this book [Sending Hearts]

[Yandere + Lily + Super Sadistic Dual Heroines 1V1], the author of this article has a clever writing technique and uses obscure language to describe many things that everyone loves to see. The ultimate sadomasochism unfolds on the two heroines, a knife made of sugar. What is extremely interesting is the author's description and structure of the storyline, the characters' psychology and relationships. This article mainly focuses on the love between Xiao Cheng (abbreviation) and the heroine of this article. Xiao Cheng is a yandere loli, and the heroine comes from time travel. The interesting thing is that the heroine already had some lily tendencies before she traveled through time, and she was a girl who liked girls. Xiao Cheng is a very possessive yandere who falls in love with the protagonist at first sight. Behind the yandere's strong possessiveness is an extreme lack of security, and the author cleverly designed the plot to make the two fall in love. However, when the love between the two is strong, a vicious supporting plot is thrown out, causing Xiao Cheng to misunderstand the heroine and think that the heroine is unfaithful to her, so the sadomasochism begins. Xiao Cheng was extremely angry and took away the heroine's virginity. The author did a very good job. The stubborn and twisted love for the yandere was not only vividly reflected in Xiao Cheng's crazy but powerful little body, but also reflected in the extreme oppression the heroine suffered, especially in the heroine's helplessness and despair when facing the punishment of a strong man like Xiao Cheng. The conflict in the story begins here. The complex emotions (love, hate, fear, guilt, regret, sadness, anger, helplessness,...) Including the emotion called "love" imposed on the heroine only intensify the conflict between the two. The complicated feelings between girls are like chains, binding them tighter and tighter until they can't break free. When the conflict finally broke out, Xiao Cheng finally regretted it, but the heroine no longer loved her, and their relationship shattered into thousands of pieces, dividing their hearts. It's a new round of sadomasochism. As a weak heroine, her hatred for Xiao Cheng may have surpassed her love back then. Whether the force is worth it, she severely tortures Xiao Cheng's soul by severing the relationship with Xiao Cheng. Girls are inherently sensitive and complex. Once injured, it is almost impossible to repair. The suffocating rhythm not only spreads between the two girls, but also leaves an indelible mark on the readers' hearts. The two of them are like two derailed trains. I don't know where they will go. Will they be strangers or will they open up their hearts, reconcile with each other, and have a vigorous love? No one knows. This is the essence of abuse, not physical, but emotional... If you want to read abuse articles, I can call this article the ultimate abuse [laughs]

It's so good to watch, the more you watch it, the more addictive it becomes. Li Yucheng is a yandere puppy. Su Muyu feels that she doesn't take feelings too seriously. Rights are the first priority. Yanderers are quite yandere, but when it comes to feelings and rights, I feel that Su will choose rights (personal opinion). Xia Xia was abused so much later that she turned into maggots on the bed [laughs]

Please don't leave negative reviews, check mine before reading, and don't comment on things that are unnatural and poisonous. Everyone has their own tastes and comfort zones. The following is demining Demining: pure forced love, involving multiple people in the plot (emotional psychology), about power (anyway, it is about the description of some human nature, I particularly like it), those who want to read sweet stories and forced love, please don't read it After reading it for a long time, I saw what the author wrote. Some people later said it was against the sky, which made me feel a little uncomfortable, so I want to clear the air for everyone first and don't leave negative reviews. I personally think that this article is a bit niche, just like the forced love written by Huazi and Ander. But because the platforms are different and the audiences are different, everyone's feedback may also be different. This article is well written, depicting people's emotions very vividly, and the plot is coherent, and it will not make you feel too stiff. It is torture for the sake of torture, and forced love for the sake of forced love. Every character written by the author has his own soul. (I'm not very good at speaking, but it's very interesting anyway) Maybe I can't summarize it well, but Zundu is very good-looking and has a bit of Huazi flavor.

It's very good. The emotions are described very delicately. I have to say that as the first time I read this kind of book, I was really shocked. During the process of reading the book, I used the same language in the comments made by most book writers. I was "laughing" at the behavior of the protagonist. He was enslaved but did not resist at all. But if you think about it carefully, what can the protagonist do? She has no ability to cover the sky, no blessing from the goddess of luck, and no superhuman will. The process of her domestication is not a portrayal of the real life we ​​face. In order to survive, she abandoned dignity, honor, and the original appearance of a newly adult. Isn't this how most ordinary people face oppression? When I think about the content of the book, I often bring the protagonists from other books or my fantasy self into the perspective of the protagonist. For example: If the protagonist had the same perseverance and ability as Yang Jian, would the plot still develop like this? Yang Jian also emerged from the desperate supernatural era, so what will he do when faced with this kind of despair? This is a normal idea, but after all, they are all characters in fantasy. We all subconsciously embellish the next plot, but the reality is that not everyone has the same ability as Yang Jian. This is what I feel is the despair of this book, that is, it is difficult to imagine a realistic "good" ending. The fate of the protagonist has been determined. No matter how you do it, it seems that he is just a bug on a spider web struggling to death. This fate is so tragic that it can affect the minds of everyone who reads this book. This book is so desperate that everyone wants to express their feelings but still cannot achieve a "good" ending.

After reading so many books, this is the first time I see a female protagonist being tortured like this. I'm crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy! Everybody is going crazy! Crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy! ! ! ! All crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy! ! ! ! ! But I just love watching it! It's a bit cool to feel like the heroine is being abused and bullied. So strange

The writing is quite good. What follows is just my personal opinion and confusion. It does not serve as a reference. Do not affect your impression of the book. Only after reading it will you know that this is still a great book. Maybe it's a problem with my empathy. I'm not very able to accept and understand Li Yucheng's behavior. It was once when Chu Xia was dragged back, once when Mu Yu designed to slander Chu Xia, and once after knowing the truth. Each time, it was Yu Cheng's own opinion and self-conception, unwilling to listen to any explanation, doubting and suspicion without permission, Ai Chu Xia, my heart aches for early summer, but does she really care about the feelings of early summer? Is this really the limit of infatuation? In the back, I saw more of madness. There is too much hatred than love and it keeps creating hatred. However, the energy is over and I am relieved. The author also has an explanation. I am quite looking forward to seeing how the author writes this paragraph. Maybe it's too sadistic and I can't bear it, but it does perfectly show the forced love and hatred, but it seems to be a lot more difficult to write about the rest of the story. Good luck, author. After thinking about it, I actually do care, but it's just that I'm too "crazy"? Character flaws plus the oppression is so tight that you can't think and have no solutions? But it really broke my heart and destroyed the self-esteem and sense of security that Chu Xia had worked so hard to maintain.

It is very well written and ranks among the top three novels of this type that I have read. The setting of the Daluo Jinxian behind the protagonist is a bit too dramatic, which leads to a decline in the overall perception. However, the description of emotions in the novel is still very delicate. The protagonist has also achieved obvious growth after going through hardships. The character Li Yucheng is also a mixed bag. Although she imprisons the protagonist, she also truly loves the protagonist. When faced with the protagonist's revenge later, she also faces the protagonist's revenge calmly, and the characterization is also very good. Overall, I can give it five stars.

The writing is very good, I really hope to be able to he, but I don't hope to be able to he. I hope he can be he. I think they both love each other very much. Since they both love each other, then this book makes no sense. I didn't want him to be, but I took the role. It felt scary to meet Li Yucheng. I couldn't run away. If I didn't run, I would have to accept her pua, which would make me lose my freedom and self-esteem. Based on the principle of giving up dignity or death, I hope it can be. But if you die and you can't die, you can't be. Unless Li Yucheng is killed, the heroine can't bear it. I'm really looking forward to the next plot.

Both love and hate are fully reflected in this book. When I read it at night, I was transported to early summer. I couldn't describe the feeling. I was extremely insecure and wanted to leave, but I couldn't live without it.