The ultimate yandere possessiveness × The history of the struggle of a daughter of an aristocratic family, the sweetness hides the knife, and the abuse is wrapped in sugar. Su Zhuo held an umbrella and bumped into a man in white clothes stained with blood in the rainy alley.
He crushed the attacker's throat bone with his bare hands, and blood splashed onto the pearls on her embroidered shoes.
"Don't be afraid." He took off his cloak and wrapped it around her trembling body, "I'll take you home."
The umbrella slid down his chin along with the rain, and the scent of orchids mixed with blood floated in the air.
Su Zhuo didn't see the half of the curse chain slipping out of his sleeve and wrapping around her ankle like a snake.
Reader comments
It's a bloody love story. The male protagonist is like an indescribable thing with a strong sense of inhumanity. He has the pure and sincere emotions of a child and the ultimate innate malice. I can only say that the Su family personally raised a child bride for the male protagonist. In a sense, it is a nurturing system [laughing and crying]. The heroine's life and sins are all given by the male protagonist. He single-handedly distorts the heroine, and it feels like she will become distorted along with the male protagonist later on. It's just that the heroine's portrayal is a little lacking. The description and rendering of other scenes are wonderful. The author's writing skills are there.
It looks good, but there are too few dialogues for me. But the writing is excellent. I want to know if the ending is be? Will he abuse the male protagonist? I really want to see how the male protagonist appears later and what happens. Overall, it's good to watch.
It's a bloody love story. The male protagonist is like an indescribable thing with a strong sense of inhumanity. He has the pure and sincere emotions of a child and the ultimate innate malice. I can only say that the Su family personally raised a child bride for the male protagonist. In a sense, it is a nurturing system [laughing and crying]. The heroine's life and sins are all given by the male protagonist. He single-handedly distorts the heroine, and it feels like she will become distorted along with the male protagonist later on. It's just that the heroine's portrayal is a little lacking. The description and rendering of other scenes are wonderful. The author's writing skills are there.
It looks good, but there are too few dialogues for me. But the writing is excellent. I want to know if the ending is be? Will he abuse the male protagonist? I really want to see how the male protagonist appears later and what happens. Overall, it's good to watch.
Is it an open ending at the end?