The Pitiful One Haunted by Sinister Ghosts and Monsters [Quick Transmigration]

Four stars are given to the female protagonist. She is a model for her ability to be flexible, flexible, courageous and resourceful. However, the helpers on the female protagonist's side are all weak-minded. If there is divine help on the male protagonist's side, the will of the world will be helping the male protagonist and suppressing the female protagonist all the time. Those who love to watch the trembling and forced love of Stockholm are blessed.

It's very interesting. It's about forced love but not too much hh. The male protagonist is very love-minded. No matter how the female protagonist treats him, he accepts her but doesn't allow her to leave him. The content of each world is different. The description is very good and logical. The female protagonist really didn't like the male protagonist at first, but later she was moved by the male protagonist and became together with the male protagonist. The male protagonist loved the female protagonist very much. In the first world, the male protagonist was angry because the female protagonist wanted to run away, so he caught the female protagonist back and wanted to make sauce. When he saw the female protagonist crying, he wiped her tears without saying anything. Very good article, this is the real forced love, in the face of desire and emotion, the heroine feels the most! It focuses on the female protagonist's feelings, and the male protagonist just likes to scare the female protagonist. The goddess must update more [flying kisses][flying kisses][flying kisses][flying kisses]

Compulsory love for the heroine is mostly based on the heroine's feelings. The heroine comes first. As long as the heroine doesn't want to leave, and the hero dies hundreds of times, as long as he can be by the heroine's side, the hero will live happily. The heroine didn't like the hero at the beginning, but later towards the end, she thought about it and started to accept it. The overall story is short, but the meaning is expressed. The sweetest part is the love the male protagonist has for the female protagonist, and the least sweet part is the female protagonist not loving the male protagonist. The story is good, but the forced love is really delicious. I really like that there is such a person who cares for the protagonist regardless of life or death!

I think the premise of forced love is love. Forced love can be a way for you to pursue someone, but it can never be the reason for you to be together. If you love me in the name of me, you must love me, otherwise I will force you to love me. If you really love someone, you will have the desire to control and possessiveness. They are both normal. Love means you often feel indebted. It means learning to respect, respect her ideals, and respect her career. No. You should use force to tie her up, make her lose her freedom, and turn her into a bird in a cage. That is not love. Force can be a kind of interest, but the most important thing about love. The most important thing about forced love is that it does not cause substantial harm to the other party (mentally or physically). If it causes a bad impact on the other party, it is not forced love. It is called illegal imprisonment and malicious harm. (I think the heroine's character is very good, and the author's writing is also very good) The reason why I gave such a high rating is because the author is not easy either.

There are male supporting characters, although they are introduced in one sentence, they are also deeply involved in sadomasochism. In the first world, the female protagonist falls in love with the male protagonist a bit suddenly. It might be better if a little psychological journey is added.

It's so good-looking, yummy, I just like the way the female lead doesn't like the male lead in the early stages, it's so cool

It's super, super good-looking and the male protagonist was tortured so hard that I couldn't help crying. The character of the heroine is actually quite real. I like it.

It's a very nice book. The female protagonist thinks about herself, while the male protagonist is humble and courting. I really enjoyed the character creation of the male and female protagonists in this book.

It's very good-looking. Although the first male protagonist is very paranoid, he sometimes coaxes himself and is a love brain.

It's nice to read, but the back part doesn't feel as well written as the front part.