The Tyrant Is Both Cruel and Affectionate

The author's writing style is good. It's very emotional when he writes about the extreme tension between the male and female protagonists. The more you watch the later, the more you can feel the deep hatred of the female protagonist towards the male protagonist. I like the plot so far, but it is also very sad and heart-wrenching to watch, especially when I see the person who is the heroine's favorite has his eyes and legs broken, his childhood brother is pierced by thousands of arrows, and his younger brother is shot. Even when she was cleansed and beheaded, I could feel the hysteria and despair of the heroine. Although some people would say that there is no right or wrong in love, I think true love is mutual joy and willingness, rather than robbery, coercion and threats. Therefore, the love of the hero for the heroine was wrong from the beginning, and it is destined to have a tragic ending.

The male protagonist is too cruel in the early stage, and even if he wakes up in the later stage, it will not help. He controls the female protagonist's emotions very well. In the end, no matter who he chooses to be with, he will have regrets and have knots in his heart. This is actually better. . .

At first, I saw that the name of the heroine was very similar to the name I recommended, so I clicked in to watch it. The plot behind it was very exciting, and I could feel the hatred that the heroine had for the hero. The heroine was not like the other heroines I had watched. The heroine fell in love with the hero in the end (except The hero was lying to the heroine when she lost her memory). It was honestly quite sad when I saw Xie Li'an being stabbed through the heart by thousands of arrows, Liang Zechen having his eyes gouged out and his legs broken, and Guo Guo being purged and beheaded. 😢 I hope I can give them and the heroine a satisfactory sequel.