Forced Love: Beyond Reach

The writing is excellent. As long as you can tolerate the male lead's extreme filthiness, this book is quite enjoyable. The only regret is that it has a happy ending. I would have liked it even more if it were a bad ending, or if the male lead were different, haha. Could the author please write more storylines? I really want to read some side stories where the male lead suffers from unrequited love! 🥺🥺

The male lead isn't great, but because I like the female lead and the author's writing is so amazing, I fell in love with this novel. Although the male lead is inhuman, a jerk, and has a terrible temper, the author's writing is so good, and the female lead is so adorable, it kept me reading. Just be prepared before you start reading; don't treat the male lead like a human being.

The narrative flows smoothly, and the characters are well-developed. It's just that the male lead is absolutely terrible; he's a womanizer, playing around with all sorts of women. He doesn't deserve such a wonderful female lead. Even turning into a dog doesn't quite do him justice. I wish it were a tragic ending. The female lead deserves someone better.

I just realized I haven't left a review yet. It's very good. I don't understand why people would give it a low rating based on the author's description and warnings about potential issues. The interactions between the male and female leads are so interesting and cute! It's really fun to see the male lead gradually becoming helpless against the female lead.

It's really good and quite original. I feel like the male lead will be pursuing his wife soon. I hope the female lead awakens quickly and runs away with Ah Xu. If possible, bring Xie along too, to help the female lead 🤭 (No offense, please don't criticize me 🙂)

Incredibly satisfying! I love this twist where the scumbag turns into a dog. The emotional shifts between the two characters are incredibly natural, the back-and-forth is delightfully entertaining, the pacing isn't fast but every chapter is filled with unnecessary dialogue. It's precisely this build-up that allows the emotions to explode when their positions change.

Too many people only look at the setting and not the writing style when reading Tomato. This story is definitely worth more than 9 points. The author has a very good grasp of emotional description. If you put aside the habit of only allowing the characters to be two-dimensional, this story is truly wonderful!

It's really good! Highly recommended! I stayed up all night to finish it on November 25, 2020. I was initially drawn in by the synopsis, thinking, "Who dares to write a male lead who's popular with both men and women?!" And the female lead is a stutterer and a bit silly?! I thought, "This female lead is probably another naive and innocent character."

It's pretty good. It's not a clean romance novel; the male lead is quite dirty and crazy, but the female lead, Baby, is very cute and heartbreaking. She's the kind of person who, even if hurt by the whole world, won't change her true self. She's resilient, emotionally stable, and possesses a strong maternal glow. The author's writing is excellent, and the story is told very well. Many parts describing the female lead brought tears to my eyes.

So far, it's been alright. The female lead is well-developed, unlike the typical naive and sweet heroines. She's quite pitiful, weak but not cowardly. Regarding the comments about the male lead, I think the author stated from the beginning that he's not exactly "clean" or "dirty." If you can accept that, then read it; if not, you don't have to. There's no need to comment on him.