[Forced love + heavy desire + fast pace + campus]
The story takes place on a modern university campus. The heroine Su Wan is timid and timid, trying to hide herself with ordinary and low-key. She seems to be burdened with a past that she does not want to look back on, like a frightened bird. The male protagonist Fu Chengyu is a powerful, arrogant and domineering person on campus. He has a strong and paranoid personality, full of aggression and desire for control.
At the beginning of the new semester, Su Wan's worst fear happened - Fu Chengyu found her again. He re-entered her life on the bustling campus avenue in an extremely ostentatious and oppressive way (driving a luxury car, stopping her in public). Fu Chengyu declared his "ownership" and interest in Su Wan in front of everyone through a series of actions full of humiliation and marking (forced gaze, frivolous physical contact, and deliberately removing her books), treating her as a "prey" that could be played with at will, and implying that he made the "rules" here.
Su Wan was deeply frightened and humiliated, and fled to the library to seek temporary peace. However, Fu Chengyu followed closely and broke her illusion. Not only did he return the items she left behind, but he also directly issued a mandatory order requiring her to report to his car that night. With physical threats full of erotic hints, he completely tore off the disguise and opened the curtain of forced love.
Reader comments
What should I say, I never thought that the heroine would suddenly understand him, it was quite sudden.
The male protagonist started off wrong, but he was willing to let go of his autistic heart, and the female protagonist also let go of her prejudices to understand him and redeem each other. I didn't like reading this type of book before. This one is currently my favorite. It's not a secret love, it's about two people who don't know they already like each other. I have to give it a thumbs up. I don't usually like to comment seriously.
What should I say, I never thought that the heroine would suddenly understand him, it was quite sudden.
The male protagonist started off wrong, but he was willing to let go of his autistic heart, and the female protagonist also let go of her prejudices to understand him and redeem each other. I didn't like reading this type of book before. This one is currently my favorite. It's not a secret love, it's about two people who don't know they already like each other. I have to give it a thumbs up. I don't usually like to comment seriously.
Less foreign language, I can't understand [smile]