You Imprisoned Me and Beat Me at Every Turn. Now I've Escaped, Why Are You Crying?

The wife is so beautiful, she saw that I wanted to watch it at one o'clock in the morning🥰🥰🥰. There is nothing poisonous at the moment. The heroine Yuan grew up in a demon sect and had no one to rely on, so she had low self-esteem and was extremely lacking in love. At first, he kept the male protagonist Chen by his side because Chen is the blood of Nine Yangs and can cure the heroine's poison of acacia. However, in the process of bullying the male protagonist, he discovered that the male protagonist is a tough guy. He never begged the heroine, he only thought about how to escape back to the Sword Sect, and was extremely disappointed with the heroine. The heroine was impressed by his refusal to admit defeat, his innocence, the simplicity of the boy, and his strong sense of responsibility (I always saw some people saying that the heroine would not like the hero if he was not the Blood of Nine Yangs. If someone else was not the character of the hero, the heroine would not like it either). Later, the hero knew that the heroine was not killing people indiscriminately. The person who was innocent began to have a different impression of her, and even defended her, while the love-hungry heroine began to like him and confessed to him (the heroine is really brave and not stingy with her love) and things started to get sweet later🥰. And because of the different identities of the male protagonist and the heroine, one is a decent person and the other is a villain. I really want to see how the author deals with the male protagonist's choice between his sect and his love for the female protagonist😃😃

So far, it seems that the plot is pretty good. It's written back and forth, and the back-and-forth between the male and female protagonists is a bit interesting. However, it's not good if the male and female protagonists go in both directions too fast, and it's not good if it's too slow and there's no benefit. Let's see what the author does. The writing is pretty good so far. Five stars for you first (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧

So far, it's pretty good. After Zhang Xiuchen reunited with her fellow disciples, the inner tug between the demon girl and her fellow disciples was quite good, and the writing was quite character-driven. The plot was okay, but when the male protagonist was being tortured by the female protagonist earlier, he spoke like a child.

I took a look and found it to my liking, but why did the introduction change a little bit 🤔🤔🤔 Can you tell me about the author? 😘😘 Also, this book is good to read [smile][smile][smile][smile][smile]

The writing is smooth, and it feels like reading Gu Long's novel, and it's also very sweet, but the ending is very, very hasty, and there are at least hundreds of thousands of words left unexplored. The setting is similar to Zhu Xian, or Swordsman, the righteous boss is the final boss, the evil boss is not a good person, the male protagonist is a classic honest person, and the female protagonist is Baguio

To be honest, if you like single female protagonists and yandere themes, you can really give it a try. The author's writing is really good, and the emotional rhythm is also very nice. It's better than most Tomato novels.

It's a bit like the yandere version of some of Zhu Xian's emotional lines, with an inexplicable sense of sight.

Both the Anle and Anle books are too much for my liking. The author is quick to change [punch out] [punch out] [punch out] [punch out]

The content is good and the writing is beautiful. Five-star praise.

It's okay, to be honest, it's worth watching