The Original Heroine Was Reborn and Ran Away? The Crazy Powerhouses Are All Mine

It's very interesting. The heroine did not change the male protagonist's paranoid ideas in an instant, but stayed with him and told him with actions that I am here and I will love you no matter what you are. The female protagonist needs a lover who sees her all the way, and the male protagonist also needs a lover who can accept him. The two of them are going in both directions. I hope the author's wife will not disappoint me in the subsequent plot.

Very, very beautiful. . . . . It is incomparable to ordinary yandere novels. . . . After reading the first world, the biggest difference between it and other stories is that the male protagonist does not fall in love with the female protagonist directly. Unlike other articles, where he falls in love with the female protagonist at first sight, he falls in love with the female protagonist bit by bit. I feel so happy to see it. . . . . . [Cry] [Cry] [Cry] [Cry] [Cry] [Adore] [Adore] [Adore] [Adore] [Adore] [Adore] [Adore] [Adore] [Blow a kiss] [Blow a kiss] [Blow a kiss] [Blow a kiss] [Blow a kiss] [Blow a kiss] [Blow a kiss] [Blow a kiss]

It's really beautiful. When you read it, you have to read it slowly and don't be influenced by those who commented. It's a very good product and it gets better and better. I was almost persuaded to leave when I read it, but the more I read it, I didn't believe in it because the author's writing style is so good. I like reading it very much, because no matter what I read, as long as the writing is good, I can read it, and it is pure love. I like to read pure love books the most. It's just so beautiful. You must not watch the first one, and then you can't stand it anymore. Let me tell you, it's really beautiful. And I am very, very, very picky. In fact, Zhu Ziwen eats me very much. He eats me too much. Author I have to give you a big thumbs up. I fucking love this. I can't stand it anymore. By the way, I have a small request. Is it possible to write about a world where women dress up as men? I find this very interesting. With the author's writing style, the writing is definitely very good. Hehehehe. Huh? In fact, the more I look at it, the more I feel that the heroine can't live without the hero. And in this kind of article, if you don't write it well, you will be criticized, because this kind of article is quite difficult to write. The author writes it like this. It is almost the same. It lacks a unique feeling. It feels like anyone can do it. And in terms of relationships, don't write the heroine as a bit too licking. Although I don't want to say these two words, the male protagonist is dominant, and some parts are after they do something. Then the heroine woke up and saw the hero's face, and then she was very excited, and then for example, there was a section where after the heroine woke up, it gave me the feeling that the heroine had a sense of honor in her heart that he had slept with him. She felt that she had taken a big advantage, a sense of deservingness, which I couldn't describe. And I felt that the author used too many good-looking adjectives for the hero, so that I felt that the heroine was very ordinary. I think the heroine must be unique. She just doesn't have to look like she's getting a huge advantage. The heroine is very good, the heroine is also very beautiful, and the heroine is also very shining. Why should she be weakened? In a word, it's not that I don't know how to do it, it's that I'm too lazy to do it. Anyway, I can't stand it anymore. I don't like this feeling. It feels like the heroine doesn't feel worthy of me. Anyway, that's it when I watched it. It looked really good the first time I watched it, but when I watched it later, it was really a bit of a shock to the dimensionality reduction.

It's good-looking, good-looking, not embarrassing at all, and unlike other novels, it's step-by-step, and you can feel the process in between. The feelings are sincere, and both the male and female protagonists are super in line with my preferences. . . This is such a delicious article. I ate it and ate it. My only dissatisfaction was that it seduced me before it was finished! ! ! Angry!

It's well written. Both men and women are flesh and blood. The heroine is a little sun who specializes in healing the hero. The most satisfying thing is that the author explained that the body and mind were pure in the past life. Everything was driven by the desire for control. The hero never loved the original heroine.

After watching the first three worlds, it was okay. I like the third world the most. The following is a personal opinion: The first world: very empty, the whole process has the male protagonist getting sick - the female protagonist comforting - the male protagonist getting sick - the female protagonist comforting... The male protagonist seems unreal, like a piece of light paper waiting for the female protagonist to whiten it, and the female protagonist is the same, like a tool to conquer the male protagonist, and there is no love between the two parties. After watching it, I just felt that the male protagonist is crazy, and the female protagonist is very capable. It's possible to fight or suffer. (In this story, the male protagonist is more like the superior one.) The second world: It's better than the first world. I skipped watching it and can't quite remember what it said. I don't have any other special impressions. The third world: d(^^*), regardless of whether it is inconsistent with reality or logic, I completely feel the love between them. The male protagonist is irritable, paranoid, and hates everything, but when he sees the female protagonist, he becomes stupid, unable to speak, and is fascinated and persistent with her. The female protagonist is gentle, calm, and strong, and guides the male protagonist out of pain. She is the male protagonist's support, and she is the obvious superior. The love in this story is not false or empty, but subtle and clear. Summary: The author writes very well, especially the third world, which is getting better and better. ＾3＾, Let me look down. Supplement: I didn't watch it anymore, I skipped through two dimensions. In the end of the world, the heroine's identity and background is that of a young lady who was protected by her brother. Her brother's base was destroyed and the two were separated. The heroine therefore went to the hero's base and took the initiative to seek asylum. This is also a way for the heroine to conquer the hero - pretending to be innocent and weak, she can bully the young lady, using her body to survive, and then slowly developing feelings. After all, in the last days, whether the method is good or bad and whether it is moral does not matter. The only thing that disappointed me was that the heroine never thought about her brother. I think that as an innocent young lady who is protected by her brother, her behavioral logic may be to find a protector - confirm that the protector can let her be lawless - to find her brother (it is written in the article that her brother is very good to her, so no matter how naive the young lady is, she must have a good relationship with her brother), but this world is still a side story until the last few chapters (can't remember clearly), and the heroine happily told the male protagonist that her brother contacted her. I feel that the setting of my brother has completely become an excuse for the male and female protagonists to develop their emotional lines (part of the play?). I didn't really like this way of pushing the story, so I didn't read any further, but if you like to watch only sweet emotional dramas, it should be okay. D(^^*)

Overall, it looks great and the writing is good. I always felt a bit frustrated in the first world, as if the heroine picked up something that the original heroine didn't want, and the original heroine kept jumping around until the end. At the end, there was no explanation for why the hero gave her a ring with a different meaning in the first place, and the heroine seemed to be the kind of person who was as light as a chrysanthemum. The author's writing is getting better and better, and I like it from the second one [sending my heart]

Finished watching Three Planes (Tolerant and gentle attachment disorder female protagonist x Really crazy male protagonist) Personally, I think the writing style is quite good, the plot is very rich, and each plane is relatively long, about 50 chapters or so, so the emotional lines between the male and female protagonists will be richer, such as pulling, daily life, etc. In fact, I really had a lot of flaws with the first dimension. For example, I felt that the heroine was like the original heroine's recycling bin. The relationship between the male protagonist and the original heroine was not clearly stated. I couldn't understand it. If the male protagonist only regarded the original heroine as his own, why would he give such an emotionally meaningful object like a ring to the original heroine? (Yes, although I think these are all flaws, I think the plot and writing are pretty good, so I endured it and continued reading) Although the heroine herself has attachment disorder and is here specifically for the male protagonist, I think she is too good and the male protagonist is a bit unworthy. The male protagonist is really crazy when he is crazy, but falling in love with the female protagonist at first sight is really love at first sight. The heroine is too tolerant of the hero and tolerates everything. The heroine always feels indebted to her for her perfect implementation of love. She always feels that the hero is clumsy in her love and it is not easy to feel sorry for him. But I always find it strange that the heroine feels sorry for him without having much contact with the hero when she enters the world. The emotional foundation is not solidly established. And talking about 1v1 does not mean that the female protagonist realizes that the male protagonist is like this alone. Because one plane is relatively long, even if the original heroine's role is not very large, it still seems to be relatively large. The main reason is that compared to the original heroine who was purely evil, the heroine is really as pale as a chrysanthemum. She never crushes her to death immediately, making the original heroine jump several times, and the male protagonist may have to take action to get rid of her. I still like to watch yandere stories where the two are in love and the heroine is interested, but most of the extra episodes are where the hero first robs the heroine, and then the heroine says I am willing to accept this from you. It feels forced. I only watched three, and I won't continue after that.

Just read this book and don't say a word. Why? Because it is so beautiful and the author's writing is great. I have already finished reading the first story. The male protagonist's paranoia and mania in the early stage and his forbearance for love in the later stage are really poignant. The female protagonist walks towards the male protagonist firmly every time. Whether it is actions or words, she conveys a meaning to the male protagonist, that is, "I am yours." (There are some scenes where the heroine gave me a feeling, eg: the heroine has been obediently staying by the hero's side, and then secretly hinted that she wants to go out to act, and she did not say whether it was to continue the career of the original heroine, or to "desensitize" the hero. The change was too sudden, maybe for the development of the subsequent plot. But these are not flaws, and it does not affect my love for this book at all. I like the author to continue to maintain this level!)

It's beautiful. The female protagonist tolerates the male protagonist slowly and slowly. She doesn't forcefully interfere and allows the male protagonist to change. She loves the male protagonist no matter what he looks like. She gradually gives him a sense of security. They love him so much and go in both directions.