Eerie: A Yandere Loli Kidnapped Me to Be Her Wife and Cuddle

It's very beautiful, and the emotional rendering and expression are very good. Using ambiguous or direct sexual description is also a good writing technique, which can express the meaning and emotion you want to express very intuitively. The content is not brainless and has its own rationality. I started to read the content critically. The more I read, the more I found that the changes in the characters' motivations and behavior patterns were very clear and smooth, which was very consistent with the concepts of individual psychology. I started looking for problems with psychological concepts, and found that I couldn't find any problems. Qi Manman did not give up her long-standing behavioral habits because of Tao He's gentle "guidance", because I did not see Chapter 30 when I posted this comment. I don't know how Qi Manman will change. Let me guess, what really makes her change is the sense of community value created by her experience with Tao He, right? I think the author should write it like this. The protagonist has a very charming personality, is wise, and responsible. When faced with pain, he does not give up on himself, does not complain about himself, or blames others. He still seeks a way out in the pain. His character is also about breaking things off. He has the traditional concept of chastity, but when encountering things, he can flexibly adjust his mental state and give the experience value and meaning. He is truly "making use of what is given." The whole article is written fluently and combined with logical rationality. The excellent and intuitive description of emotions and the description of character traits are in place and clear. Overall, it gave me a sense of rhythm and coordination.

The author's soul returns... 𓀃𓀅𓀇𓀋𓀌 The soul returns... Driving the long whip and setting up the six bridles... 𓀌𓀎𓀠𓀤𓀫 The soul is back... Crossing the mountain and singing... The soul is back... The soul is back... 𓀋𓀌𓀎𓀙𓀠 The soul returns... Sings high and triumphant... We share the same robe and enjoy the glory... 𓀋𓀠𓀤𓀥𓀫 The soul is back... The soul is back... 𓀋𓀌𓀎𓀙𓀠𓀤𓀥𓀫𓀃𓀅𓀇𓀋𓀌𓀀𓀁𓀃𓀅𓀇𓀋𓀌[Learned]

The writing is very good. I give it a five-star review. I want to see Manman learn human emotions quickly and post posts with Tao He. My favorite is Manman 😘. Hajihu also wrote it very well. Come on Hajihu~

I don't know if the word count here is enough for me to write all my thoughts. When I read one of the previous chapters (I forgot which chapter it was), I suddenly began to imagine that one day Manman could no longer control Tao He. For example, imagine that Manman was finally defeated by humans and had no power left to resist. If Manman called Tao He at this time, would Tao He leave? I thought at that time that she would definitely not. This is based on my metaphorical interpretation of the storyline. Tao He initially faced a choice - money or life. This is the choice faced when the subject is born or when it enters symbolization. However, this choice has no choice at all. She can only choose to take her life. Money without life is meaningless. In other words, Tao He chose meaning, but it also meant that she had to give up something. For example, she had to give up dignity and freedom. She had to give up something in the face of the absolute other, Manman. This is the mythical scene of the original alienation of the subject. But here it is just a repetition, because Tao He is already symbolic, and she only encountered the original ethical scene of the birth of the subject here. However, I think it is this choice that really marks her inability to give up Manman, the absolute other that gives her meaning. Tao He can jump into death to meet his original joy from the beginning. The form of this original joy can be what she calls self-esteem or freedom. However, she did not. It was this concession that directly caused her to fall into the other's field, so it can be seen that she has actually embedded herself in this other's field. The result is that everything Tao He later possessed was Manman's favor, and he was a subject born from receiving favors from others ("she"). An inconsistency here is that Manman gradually fell from the position of the Big Other when given the choice of money or life (she is unknowable and unpredictable) to the position of a small Other, that is, she became a missing subject of "not nothing". The thing that can truly reveal her as a subject is her "not nothing". Based on this, I concluded very early on that Manman is certainly a subject, a subject that can be called a human subject, so she certainly possesses the basic conditions for the ability to love. What betrays the inevitability of this fall is language, not just that she can speak from the beginning, but that she is already symbolic from the beginning - her image is so. This will only inevitably show that she will be a subject for him (language as the absolute other) like Tao He. It was Tao He's choice when she fell into the field of others that allowed the story to continue. If she will do this without regrets in the future, then it means that the objects she initially identified (dignity, freedom) were just the incarnation of her true desires at the beginning, rather than what she really wanted. From the moment she made this choice, she was bound to indulge in it, and she had no choice. Was it made clear from the beginning of the story that Manman was a monster? This doesn't seem to be a problem, because she is clearly a subject. Will she know love? Of course I understand. Rather, it is her "love" that created the Tao He we are familiar with. Why is Tao He today not a subject born by chance like us? Aren't we born in "love" and have to surrender our subjectivity to the absolute other? (What must be given up). What I do with the text is a metaphorical interpretation. In addition to making a lot of theoretical extensions, it is also an interpretation of the internal development logic of the text, which can be used to answer some questions about the possibility of the text itself. Tao He seems to be born as a symptom of Manman. Whether as a monster's instinct or as a subject, Tao He's life narrative has been rewritten and he can no longer escape the entanglement. Although this content is later than their meeting, it can logically and retroactively provide support for their meeting (that is, if you ask them why they met, the answer can be: because Manman called for the emergence of a symptom, using her monster instinct and lack of subjectivity, she will be attracted by Tao He's fragrance and interested in lilies). Playing with text is also one of the joys of reading. This is just my personal interpretation of the text and my own creation. It doesn't get in the way.

Very good-looking, very, very good-looking 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰

Are the two heroines both clean?

Wc! Divine book! I enjoyed reading it. By the way, the author should take it easy and don't go into the dark room. I finally saw a lily article that made me very satisfied. I must write it down [Blow kiss]

It's beautiful [admiration], but 😳 the process gives you endless space for imagination, and it feels great [admiration] 😘 😏

I don't know why, but I am deeply attracted to this kind of plot. It's good to watch, I love watching this kind of plot. Full marks meow

I heard that the author wanted to give a rating, and I agreed.