[Both virgins + one-on-one romance + coercive love + imprisonment + an extremely dark male lead + love and hate + intense + sweet at first, angsty later + twisted]
A dark, twisted, devoted yandere vs. a clear-headed butterfly who loves her freedom
He hides his true nature so well that by the time she finds out, it is already too late to run.
Like a specter crawling out of the abyss, he drags Lin Mowei deeper and deeper into darkness, bringing with him a twisted love and a frenzied desire to possess her.
Ye Qingtang leaves no trace of her life unchecked, trying to destroy everything she once had and turn her into a canary trapped in his love, never to spread her wings and fly again.
How can she escape this madman’s control...
If nothing can be undone, then she must prepare for the worst.
I think this book is quite good, and the characters of the male and female protagonists are quite good. But to be honest, I don't know if it's because I watch it from a God's perspective, so I know the little thoughts of the male and female protagonists. But! Why did I see that when the male protagonist was exposed in public, the female protagonist knew it, but why did she say that although she was very cold when they broke up, she felt distressed again later, emmm... How should I put it, isn't the female protagonist a sober person, then why did she face the male protagonist's deception to him? Possessiveness (although the heroine can accept it a little, isn't some of the hero's subsequent behaviors a bit excessive?) Can be forgiven. However, I also saw the heroine say that she provoked a madman, so according to my opinion, the heroine actually knows something, right? (Maybe it's the male protagonist's character?) If the female protagonist can tolerate the male protagonist's behavior so far, what's the reason? Is it her first love or...? The warmth and care given to her are just like the male protagonist mentioned earlier, who is a ray of light in her dark world, but but! Is this really enough to make the sober heroine say "I am willing to surrender to you" and understand the possessiveness comparable to that of her ex (I forgot the surname Qin)? Or did I misunderstand? Because in fact, there is nothing about the plot of imprisonment and escape in the introduction. Could it be that what the author said about sweetness and then torture is the sweet time between the heroine and the hero, and then the heroine personally punishes the hero by law later? (That is to say, the heroine in the middle is collecting evidence or enduring???) But if you think about it, it's impossible, right? I think that since the author can write such interesting writing and writing ideas, it is impossible for him to be so simple and bloody. I think this book is very good. The heroine is bold and has a cheerful character, which is very touching at first glance! [KISS][KISS][KISS][Laughing][Laughing][Laughing] There are some plots in the back that make me feel uncomfortable. Maybe it's because I have a God's perspective, so I may not understand the heroine's psychological state when faced with such a scene. But I actually feel uncomfortable watching that kind of plot, because I feel, why did the heroine accept forgiveness so hastily? It feels like the character design is a bit broken, but I think this book is quite good. The author should go ahead and write it. I feel that your language is also very open [KISS][KISS][KISS][KISS]
I think this book is quite good, and the characters of the male and female protagonists are quite good. But to be honest, I don't know if it's because I watch it from a God's perspective, so I know the little thoughts of the male and female protagonists. But! Why did I see that when the male protagonist was exposed in public, the female protagonist knew it, but why did she say that although she was very cold when they broke up, she felt distressed again later, emmm... How should I put it, isn't the female protagonist a sober person, then why did she face the male protagonist's deception to him? Possessiveness (although the heroine can accept it a little, isn't some of the hero's subsequent behaviors a bit excessive?) Can be forgiven. However, I also saw the heroine say that she provoked a madman, so according to my opinion, the heroine actually knows something, right? (Maybe it's the male protagonist's character?) If the female protagonist can tolerate the male protagonist's behavior so far, what's the reason? Is it her first love or...? The warmth and care given to her are just like the male protagonist mentioned earlier, who is a ray of light in her dark world, but but! Is this really enough to make the sober heroine say "I am willing to surrender to you" and understand the possessiveness comparable to that of her ex (I forgot the surname Qin)? Or did I misunderstand? Because in fact, there is nothing about the plot of imprisonment and escape in the introduction. Could it be that what the author said about sweetness and then torture is the sweet time between the heroine and the hero, and then the heroine personally punishes the hero by law later? (That is to say, the heroine in the middle is collecting evidence or enduring???) But if you think about it, it's impossible, right? I think that since the author can write such interesting writing and writing ideas, it is impossible for him to be so simple and bloody. I think this book is very good. The heroine is bold and has a cheerful character, which is very touching at first glance! [KISS][KISS][KISS][Laughing][Laughing][Laughing] There are some plots in the back that make me feel uncomfortable. Maybe it's because I have a God's perspective, so I may not understand the heroine's psychological state when faced with such a scene. But I actually feel uncomfortable watching that kind of plot, because I feel, why did the heroine accept forgiveness so hastily? It feels like the character design is a bit broken, but I think this book is quite good. The author should go ahead and write it. I feel that your language is also very open [KISS][KISS][KISS][KISS]