Choking Captivity: The Mad Tycoon's Caged Songbird

Because of her amnesia, the heroine is innocent and naive, with a childlike mind, so she obediently lets herself be kept. Their relationship is unhealthy, but some heartwarming scenes are interspersed to keep the story from becoming too oppressive overall. Once the heroine regains her memories, she fights back. Then he chases her, and she has nowhere to run... There will also be moments when she chooses to be trapped. [Eleven-year age gap + coercive control, possessiveness + the heroine is punished whenever she makes a mistake + both are each other’s only partners] After years together, Lin Wantang and Fu Yushen Fu Yushen builds her a glass prison: her room has a fingerprint lock, he screens her communications, and even the birds outside her window have their movements tracked. Lin Wantang is like a lily of the valley confined to a greenhouse. She knows invisible threads bind her roots, yet whenever he turns away, she sneaks a few leaves beyond the fence. She cannot remember her past, but instinctively longs to reach beyond the world he has set out for her. After Lin Wantang regains her memories, her roles with Fu Yushen quickly reverse, and hunter and prey trade places. Lin Wantang buries her face in Fu Yushen’s neck, her voice gentle but edged with madness. “Brother, you used to imprison me and keep me in line. Now let me do it to you, okay?”