Transmigrated to Hong Kong in the 1970S, I Can’t Escape a Forced-Love Plot

It's good-looking. It's different from the general extortion of literature and is in line with the reality of the era. The Hong Kong City in the 1970s was at the end of British colonial rule. Capital grew wildly, the powerful were rampant, and law and morality were often useless in the face of money and power. Many sisters want all men to appear on the show to be clean, but in this context, the moral chastity of men is a false proposition. Their private lives have long been a way to demonstrate their status and privileges. For a man with the power of life and death, facing a woman with no foundation, the so-called "restraint" can only be due to extreme mysophobia or consideration of interests. It is all wishful thinking. It gives the male protagonist immense power but also allows him to self-castrate his desire. Isn't this against the rules? The heroine in this robbery is sober and tenacious. Many novels of this type will romanticize the relationship between the perpetrator and the victim. However, the heroine of this book has always maintained her spiritual independence and tried to use her meager strength to help others. She has seen the prosperity and strength of the motherland and lived a peaceful and peaceful life. Because of this, Because she knows another way of living, and knows that people can be respected as "human beings", so when she is defined as a plaything, she instinctively resists. Her resistance does not come from her natural stubbornness, but the rejection of barbaric order by a person who has seen a civilized society, just like a person who has seen the light cannot stay in the dark. "I'm convinced, too. If even the words 'male uncleanness' can trigger your trigger, then you should just write it off from the beginning. There are so many sweet novels, so why bother looking for sweets in the bitter tea? Coming here and shouting, 'The male protagonist is unclean, so the book is not good', can't prove anything except that you have a single reading preference - it's just a personal choice. I have never wanted to change you, and you are not qualified to judge me by your standards. To me, men in women's videos are just tools - driving the plot, creating conflicts, providing tension, and then putting them aside after use. As long as the heroine can stand up and the story can hold up, the man who is a scumbag will not be ranked at all. In my opinion, the setting of a young, rich, beautiful, and powerful person waiting for the heroine either to have a hidden illness or a psychological problem would be considered a collapse of the character if it were really written. I'm also wondering, the selection criterion for reading novels is whether it's clean or not? ? Shouldn't it be about plot writing and three perspectives? ? ? Don't treat "clean" as a moral medal. It's just your substitution preference, not a yardstick for literary judges. What I see is how the female protagonist lives, and what you see is how the male protagonist sleeps. What we are talking about is not a book at all. If you have different paths, don't seek each other's help. Let each of you live well and avoid getting in the way of each other. My aunt just happened to be upset, and a bunch of clean people started teaching me how to be a good person, so I couldn't help but say a few more words. Labeling is a weapon for you keyboard warriors to fight against life. How boring do you have to be to point fingers at other people's book selection criteria? I don't care if men are clean or unclean, I only care about whether the content of the book is good or not. Will I be your target? Your logic is: I require the male protagonist to be clean = I have a pure spirit, high-class aesthetics, and cannot be tarnished = you accept being unclean = you are inferior to me. Isn't this just stealing the concept: packaging personal preferences into the moral high ground. Just like someone who likes to be vegetarian and then tells people who eat meat that you are cruel - it is just an aesthetic preference, and it must be based on value. It doesn't matter if you're clean or unclean, I don't care, as long as the novel is good, I've said it several times, it's like not knowing the words, even half a sentence is too much, isn't it good to stay in your comfort zone, you have to run in front of others to find a sense of presence, you have to be noble, you have to step on others to show off, how unsatisfactory your life is? [Making faces]

Very nice! ! ! The first time I read this kind of novel about a wealthy family in Hong Kong, I was very surprised by the author [Blowing Kiss] The author has greatly grasped the essence of forced love. The core is that "love" is not "force". Some forced love novels are only about coercion and no love, and only the heroine suffers in various ways, just like the torture novel. Moreover, the author is really good at creating characters. The heroine looks ordinary but is really charming. She has her family and country in mind from beginning to end. She is forcibly married but does not complain about others. She never gives up her resistance and escapes. Even if she fails, she will not feel sorry for herself. She can adapt to any situation and is very good at finding advantages to use her strength. The male protagonist is also well written. Among the male protagonists currently appearing, the two Zhao brothers look good even though they are unclean. I generally don't like unclean men, but the author made them very charming and easy to like. The interaction with the female protagonist is not completely forced, but more like an emotional pull. , It won't make you feel uncomfortable after reading it like some compulsory articles. Instead, you will feel that the male and female protagonists are very passionate and smitten [admiration] Unfortunately, it is still being updated. I am following updates every day and I can't get enough [please update] I have also read several similar articles on the same theme, but none of them are as good as this one. It is really the best meal replacement in the entire Internet, highly recommended! ! ! [Like][Like][Like] I have been following this book for a long time. The previous chapters are very good, but the latest plot is really hard to describe. There are two points that make the impression very bad. One is that the male supporting actor left the production line too suddenly. From the appearance of the Zhao brothers in Chapter 7 to the end of Chapter 147, they almost run through the entire book. There are many scenes with a strong sense of presence. The author wrote a lot about their daily life with the heroine. It is said that they fall in love when they meet each other, and besides not letting the heroine leave, they are indeed very good to the heroine and almost give her everything she wants. Their domestic cooperation is basically negative, so readers naturally have a good impression of them, but the author kills them off in one go, like a forced plot kill. If it was a fatal ending, there would be no need to write so much in advance, as it would really waste the reader's emotions. The author asked readers what they thought of the two male protagonists and their follow-up. Many people spoke for them, but then these comments were deleted. It was obvious that the author hated them. The second is that the heroine is not good to herself. The heroine is patriotic and loves her school, and she values ​​love and justice. There is no doubt that she is a very good person, but I don't seem to see her feelings for me. The heroine seems to have a strong spirit of sacrifice and dedication, and is always willing to sacrifice. When something happens, she will consider the country, city, school, teachers, classmates, and colleagues, but she will not consider herself. Her weakness is obvious, and anyone can use this to threaten her. She has been compromising and abusing herself, but she doesn't think it is a grievance and accepts it naturally. Doesn't she really feel uncomfortable? It's impossible, it's just that she is used to sacrificing herself to save others, and is used to not caring about her own feelings. At the same time, the people she cares about seem to have become accustomed to her dedication. The city, teachers and colleagues did not provide any help. Instead, every time they came to her, they had tasks and requirements. Even if they knew she had to pay the price, they pretended not to know what to do. To put it harshly, it really sounded like they were using her. The heroine kept being "kidnapped" like this, and it became increasingly uncomfortable for people watching...

It's good to watch. It took me a day to tie it up. Among the four men currently on the stage, I quite like the Zhao brothers. I may be scolded for saying that, but I actually like this setting. Although they are all rotten cucumbers, it was normal in that era and even in modern society. The perfect man who is in a high position, rich, powerful and yet clean probably only appears in novels. And the biggest reason I can accept it is that the heroine also has many subordinates, otherwise this kind of rotten cucumber will go as far as possible😂 In essence, this article is actually a rape and robbery type, so you can't use a strong woman article as a model to ask for too much, and the heroine is not a dodder who is resigned to the situation. She also has her own thoughts and ambitions. She can make the best decision for herself and the country in the current situation. I think this is great, and I am also looking forward to the male guest xx who has not yet appeared. After all, a grown-up woman wants to find a man to play with when she is free, and a house with more brothers will be more lively, right?

It's good to watch, but I don't recommend watching the female protagonist. It's a bit sadistic at the beginning. I don't recommend watching it to the heroine who has a good outlook on life. I don't recommend watching it to the virgin. The male protagonists are all rotten cucumbers. They are all the kind who have power and money and their family property is somewhat involved in the dark side. The plot is quite exciting, it's a rape and robbery type. People who can accept all kinds of male and female protagonists' personalities, I recommend watching it. The female protagonist's personality is okay and she won't live and die for the male protagonist.

I really like this kind of plot. The male protagonists each have their own dogs, but they are also very powerful. Although the female protagonist is bland, it is difficult to escape from the palm of her hand. It really suits my xp. I haven't found a love story that suits my taste in a long time.

I finished reading it in one go. This is my first time reading a Hong Kong novel. Oh my god, I really enjoyed reading this kind of thing where she runs away from him and chases him. The most enjoyable sentence in the whole text is "Gu Luo was so stunned". It would be great if the heroine could torture these bad guys later [laughing][laughing][laughing] Seeing that I am really exhausted now, I have been following it for a long time. At first, I was attracted by the heroine's cleverness of being dedicated to the country and not being moved by men, and seeing through men's tricks. Du Yi occasionally showed unusual traits that were also very charming, such as German, mechanical knowledge, and her upbringing and thinking that were incompatible with that era. I liked them all. Not anymore. All of Du Yi's actions depend on the office. If nothing happens to the office, she won't take any action unless she is asked to help. It's as if her soul has been sucked out, and Du Yi seems to have lost the ability to solve problems independently. Some sisters say that the office is a tool. In fact, I think the heroine is also a tool. She has completely become a tool to show off the charm of the male protagonist (to be honest, Gu is not very attractive now)

One word Look! Everyone is going to taste this delicious book. It is very suitable for an omnivore like me. I enjoyed reading it and the bickering was also interesting. Many people can't accept that the two Zhao brothers are offline. In fact, they feel that it is really unnecessary. The old ones will not go and the new ones will not come. We must deeply realize that we occupy the heroine's position, and there are so many delicious men to appear later. Besides, why are we unclean at the table? . . . Author, your writing is really good, keep updating, and don't give up [Adoration]

The writing is pretty good, but it just makes me feel sullen [thoughts]

There are a lot of surprises. The four men who appeared in front are all unclean. Among them, the eldest brother of the Zhao family has a wife, concubines, and children. However, it is really exciting. The Gu brothers are arrogant and deserted, and they also abuse the female protagonist. Bah, bah, bah... The Zhao brothers seem to be charming, especially the boss Zhao, who can solve problems. The man in the question is really attractive. The author said that unclean men are not on the table. Unexpectedly, he is offline. Now I see that the Zhao brothers have been tricked by the Gu brothers. The Gu brothers are on the stage again. They are expected to be attractive in the future. I look forward to the follow-up plot. I really want to see the author's manuscript box.

It's very interesting. As long as the heroine keeps her original ideas and is not broken by sugar-coated bullets, she will continue to follow up with updates. The author, please turn into a typewriter (´o̴̶̷̤ㅂo̴̶̷̤`)