The Demon God Is Reborn, and His Master Is Tortured Until Her Soul Is Scattered

It's very interesting. There's no copywriting fraud, it's just pure male abuse. It's a bit childish in the early stages, but it gets better later on. If you like male abuse, then watch it. Trust me, it's a torture movie and it's very friendly to the female protagonist. The female protagonist has no soul and love, and she doesn't feel sorry for the male protagonist when she abuses her. She is extremely abusive and extremely abusive. The male protagonist is extremely humble and extremely loving. This is also stated in the first chapter. After reading all the book reviews, the author means that I don't want to be cremated, and I don't regret it very much. I just don't want to lose it, and I won't make up for it too much. But what I mean is, does the heroine really love the hero? I am a pure lover. No matter what happens to the two of us, we must love each other in the end. But if the author writes it this way, does the heroine really love it? I know the author doesn't want to abuse the heroine, but is it really like that to love someone? The heroine is the daughter you wrote. It's okay to miss her, but if you can't see that she has love, what's the difference between not having love? If you don't love the male and female protagonists in the finale, what else do you think they are? It's better to take the main female lead. (This is a bit extreme, but I am a pure lover. We must fall in love in the finale. At least let me see it. I don't care about anything else.) Also, don't give up. Didn't you think of something to torture men? It's not over yet, I'm going to have nothing to eat [crying]

It's beautiful, it's beautiful, it makes me cry, but it makes me feel good watching it.

The author's writing is quite nice. Those who like to abuse men can feel free to comment. Anyway, I think it's okay. I give the author a big thumbs up [blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

Five stars. I hope the heroine will make up for what she did. Otherwise, I can just forgive her. I feel like I have a heart attack. I'm talking about the introduction.

I look forward to it. The writing style is not like Tomato's online articles. I can't say it is very good. The various descriptions are also very good and it is very refreshing. The plot is a bit scattered, but it is still very interesting. I rarely see such good GB in Tomato. Many Tomato GB are hard to describe. I like it ~

It's nice, but I don't like the setting of taking away Master's love. Will that love come back? Will the heroine not be in the crematorium in the later stage? Come on, author, update soon!

I would like to ask, if there was no crematorium for chasing her husband, would the heroine have regrets and guilt when she fell in love with him, and would she have any thoughts of making up for the hero? After all, love often feels like a debt. When you really fall in love with someone, especially when all the shortcomings of that person are caused by yourself, you will feel guilty, distressed, regretful and sad, and you will find ways to make up for it and treat that person well, unless you don't love that person.

I'm very curious about what happened behind this [face covering]. If it's pure abuse of men, shouldn't it be gb? The introduction said that the male protagonist was rescued again, so does the female protagonist regret it?

It's great. Is this a pure sadistic male protagonist?

Very beautiful. Very beautiful.