
Starbound Love in Chains: His Highness’s Conquest
星权囚爱:殿下的掠夺
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 654k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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311Chapters
138Reads
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Can the author make the female protagonist more powerful in the later stage? It would be better to torture the male protagonist to death in the later stage and make the female protagonist kill all those who bully her, make her insane, miserable, and unable to wish for death [sending heart]
It's so beautiful. The poor heroine and his wife are so unlucky to meet this damn prince.
It's quite good-looking, although it's a bit exaggerated, but the writing style is pretty good for Tomato. After all, there aren't many interstellar robbery stories, but the author makes the prince so powerful, how can the male protagonist come on stage later.
The heroine is so miserable. This prince is really not a human being, but it is indeed the way of a superior, everything is for himself. I hope that the heroine can cheer up and find a way to escape. The real forced love is to make him unable to love her. It is helpless. It is a flower that blooms in despair, rather than withering on its own.
Yes, this robbery makes my heart ache, it's sadistic and satisfying at the same time. I can't wait to see His Royal Highness the Prince and the Archon crying under the heroine's pomegranate skirt. By the way, wife of the author, are the mermaid and the great priest at the beginning also male protagonists? [What] [What]
This is too cruel, pure evil
Give it five stars. I hope the author will not give up. This article actually made me grit my teeth while reading it. I kept it because I wanted to see the prince chasing his wife in the crematorium. I don't know if the author can write it. The author's writing is really good, but the abuse of women is not very popular among the audience. You should write elsewhere~
I have to say that this is indeed a robbery. Because it is useful and has power, the heroine is helpless. She endures humiliation and even Smogeld for her lover. The characters in it are very distinctive. The politicians are ruthless and treacherous. There are many bones under the throne. The heroine has no strength. When I see the heroine is pregnant, I actually hope that the heroine will swallow the power of the child to make herself strong. I like it very much. Come on.
In fact, the author's writing style is quite good, but the characters in the back are a bit disconnected, which makes people feel heartbroken and abuses women. (This is just my personal opinion. The author writes really well. I hope the author will continue to work hard to create updates)
Although many people cannot accept the character and behavior of the male protagonist, I think it is too real. . . Most human nature is like this. The female protagonist is so pitiful. I hope she can regain her freedom. She will definitely abuse the male protagonist later! ! ! It hurt the heroine so badly! In addition, the fantasy about the interstellar world is the best I have seen in similar articles so far, so cheers👏 After thinking about it, I decided not to read it for the time being, because I felt that the male protagonist and the female protagonist had completely changed, and they were so different from the previous ones, which made me feel very disconnected and unfamiliar. . .