Defying the Rules: She Is the Woman He Stole

I have just finished reading Chapter 80. Let me talk about the advantages first. It is readable and the author's writing is good. He vividly describes the depression and pain of the heroine's past life. I really hope that the hero will consider the heroine more (the heroine fakes her death and leaves or the hero takes the heroine away. In short, the heroine can live openly in the sun, have her own children and have her own life). The deepest feeling in this article is that a girl is afraid of marrying the wrong man. A simple, beautiful, gentle and kind-hearted young lady meets a husband whose whole family is not a good person (selfish and vicious). Previous life: The hero's brother is a vicious woman who fell in love with green tea. He didn't want to disobey his parents and married the heroine. He cuckolded the heroine and gave birth to a child. Later, the heroine found out that he wanted to divorce. In order to ease the relationship, the hero's brother went to the heroine to pick flowers and threw her to death. This made his vicious mother hate the heroine even more and teased the heroine. In other words, the hero's brother gave his most sincere feelings to the vicious heroine and restrained the heroine for the rest of her life. Besides, the male protagonist himself is a patriotic and capable person with a sense of responsibility for his family: he dares to fight against foreign invasions and is not afraid of sacrifice; he does his duty to his native family who harmed him (he also treats his vicious aunt-mother kindly); he even gives respect to his vicious wife Rong Guang and his children; But Dudu is extremely cruel to the heroine: the hero loves the heroine but only shows desire. He seizes the heroine for the first time and threatens the heroine with everything the heroine cares about. The heroine cannot leave this cage and acts as a trap for the hero. The heroine also tries to leave (the heroine's parents begged the Queen Mother to marry another husband, but the hero used rumors to slander the heroine to force the heroine to cut off the road to a new life). Then he trapped the heroine and abused her body and mind. The heroine finally recognized the reality and accepted her fate and obeyed. The male protagonist finally gave the female protagonist some warmth. Then the male protagonist had a second child with the vicious female protagonist for the family mission (so disgusting). What was even more disgusting was that at the banquet celebrating the female protagonist's pregnancy, he emotionally spoke to the female protagonist. What did this get in exchange for the female protagonist? It was others' greater malice towards the female protagonist!! According to the author's attitude, I feel that the heroine has to slowly die, and the hero has to suffer and regret his whole life or arrange everything to die with the heroine. The whole book feels like everyone is very lucky except for the heroine. The hero is successful and has a wife and children; the hero's brother commits suicide but is loved for the rest of his life; even the vicious aunt can live a long life; the vicious heroine has the love of the hero's brother, the glory earned by the hero, money and children... Hey Those evil people in the past life had no good consequences.

The compulsory text written by the author in big letters is really beautiful, unlike other compulsory texts that are bland and have no feeling. It is true that I burst into tears in this book. I have never read a forced novel that made me cry like this. Author, you are the first. The heroine's first life was too bitter 🥺, so the second life must be as sweet as sweetened honey. 😳 I wish him and the others in the second life to be happy forever [laughing] The author's mandatory novel written in big letters is so great👍🏻 and the characters are so vivid and perfect. [Admiration] You are the first person to write a mandatory novel. Although the forced stories I read in the past looked sadistic, they were all the same and tasteless. I wanted to write that feeling myself, but unfortunately I didn't have the literary talent [to make a face], but the author wrote the feeling I wanted. Looking forward to your next work.

After reading the entire book, I felt mixed emotions. It's rare that I come across a book that gives me mixed feelings. This actually shows from the side that the author is actually successful in shaping the characters' personalities, conceiving the characters' fate, and setting the direction of the plot. I give this "success" four stars. But this book is destined to be unpopular, and the author is destined to be scolded. No matter how much explanation the author makes, nothing can change it. Because pleasure and enmity are more popular. What's more, readers "don't want to see realism." What is "realism"? Human nature is inherently selfish and greedy. Good people may not necessarily be rewarded, and bad people may not be rewarded. Destiny is full of misfortunes, going in the opposite direction, and is counterproductive. In feudal society, without Shuangwen, it would be "cannibalism". However, "Life is already so boring, who bothers to bother themselves by reading realism when reading a novel?" But I still want to express my opinion. I find the theme of "growth" in many novels. Sometimes growth is not as exciting as upgrading and fighting monsters, sometimes it is just a transformation, but it is both very satisfying. But this book is not about "growth". I think it is about "human nature" and "destiny". To be more detailed, the whole book is about "desire". The most typical one is "possessiveness". (Note: The following discussions are all about "past lives") Robert's AI, which is more human than human, once posted a Weibo post - Is possessiveness love? No, possessiveness is lack. This sentence is earth-shattering and is enough to expose all the lies of "forced love". Because "coercion" comes from "possessiveness", from "inequality", from "selfish desire", from "obsession". None of it is "love". The deducted star certainly means that the author still has room for growth (laughs), but in fact it is also due to my selfishness—— The character of the characters in the article is very successful, blending uprightness and despicability, true feelings and calculations, love and hate, selfishness and the overall situation. It's hard to love or hate purely. ——Maybe the second female lead is an exception, she is really hard for people to sympathize with or understand——However, many selfish, vicious, stupid and greedy villains are just like this, and they can always get what they want. I understand a lot xp. But not everyone agrees 🤦 Just like this book, it's no wonder that many readers only see the heroine being tortured. I agree with the author's understanding of "forced love", which is accurate and cold. As I said before, "forced love" itself is a false proposition. In this definition, the "forced love" created by the author is undoubtedly successful. Because the author actually believes that those "forced love" with tenderness are simply "pseudo-forced love", or that those with "love" are not "forced love" at all. Because "forced love" itself is contrary to "love". But the author just wants to prove that the male protagonist's "forced love" is "love". But if shit is mixed with sugar, doesn't it stop being shit? No matter how "dog-licking" the male protagonist is later (the author's explanation in the chapter is to prove the male protagonist's "love"), he never really loved the female protagonist in his previous life. All he has is lack and possessiveness. The author is very successful in this regard, because the male protagonist's character has always been OOC-free. A person who has lacked love since childhood, has been oppressed by power and status, and is precarious and insecure will only become the kind of person he once hated most - paranoid, despicable, oppressing others with power, and being satisfied with the other person being under his control - he is so similar to Wang. Compared to the male lead, I even think the second male lead is less damnable - of course this is just the difference between chocolate-flavored shit and mustard-flavored shit - I didn't want to personally attack the male lead and the second male lead, but they really owe it too much 🤦. Modeling success is one thing, hating is another. It's a pity that the male protagonist is a male protagonist after all, and the author still prefers him, otherwise, he would not have arranged for the female protagonist to be attracted to him. Other than Stockholm Syndrome, I can't think of a reason why she was tempted. Therefore, what makes me most uncomfortable is actually: the author is describing the "hateful" nature of the male protagonist on the surface, but his feelings for him are faintly revealed in the writing; the author is describing the tragic situation of the heroine on the surface (I believe the author's original intention is not to torture for the sake of torture), but there is not much genuine compassion for this almost perfect victim in the writing. This feeling is very wonderful. I guess I will be scolded by the author hahaha. In many excellent works, you can actually feel the author's compassion for the characters. It is this kind of compassion that will elevate the entire work (am I asking too much for a foreign article 😂) The one star deducted is here, not simply because of "abuse of women", not because the male protagonist is "unclean", not because the bad guys don't seem to be severely punished. It's just purely personal feelings and likes and dislikes. Also, let's talk about the heroine. I feel very sorry for her. It was the cause of everyone else's evil deeds, but the retribution was on her alone. Every step of her life was pushed toward the abyss by the combined efforts of everyone else. I feel sorry for her, not because she "is a girl", but because in my opinion, she is a perfect victim. And there is not even a simple and "high-sounding" reason for the tragedy of her life (for example, in other rebirth novels, the male protagonist is for power, for Bai Yueguang, the second female protagonist is competing for the male protagonist, or the male protagonist admits to being the wrong savior, etc... All kinds of bloody reasons to eliminate the female protagonist). She actually died of everyone's "desires". In such a situation, to say that "the tragedy of her fate is the tragedy of her character" is, I think, the "victim guilt theory." If she didn't care about her family, her maids, or the little kindness others had given her, she wouldn't have any weaknesses and wouldn't be taken advantage of. She is the only living "person" in the whole book. It's a pity that he is the one with the most tragic end. If you want to know how desire can alienate or even devour people, this is the chapter on past lives. It's very real, so I gave it four stars 🤭 Sometimes, giving up means gaining. That's why we have the cookies for this life. Ps. Everyone has their own preferences for radish and cabbage. When I write a book review, it's all about my personal feelings and I won't express my displeasure. Your retort must be that you just blow a kiss to me. If any friend has wasted time reading this far, then thank you for spending time with me~

Very good, another late-night tear-jerking novel

This document is for those who love forced love, forced love, forced love, forced love. If you don't like this dish, don't try it, don't embarrass yourself, and don't torture each other.

It was so well written, it really made my heart ache to watch it. The male and female protagonists were portrayed very delicately and realistically, which is very consistent with the characteristics of forced marriage and robbery! I rarely give five-star reviews. It's very good, but the pace of Tiantian's second life is too fast and not enough to watch. The author should write more. I finally understand why the author puts the second life first, and the previous life is from the perspective of the male protagonist, to prevent readers from being tortured to liver pain at the beginning, and to give everyone buffer time hahahaha. After watching the previous life, I decided to go back and relive the second life to comfort my little heart. Another point is that the author has very good control over the details. There are many details that can be interspersed with the previous life later to give people the original feeling.

In the past life, there was a pair of miserable people. Although the male protagonist was forced, he really loved the female protagonist, but they could not be together. In this life, the male protagonist was reborn and had a happy ending with the female protagonist. Both past and present lives are good-looking. Everyone should go and watch it. You won't be disappointed.

The past life chapter is so good. The author will update it soon. I'm really looking forward to it 🥰🥰🥰🥰

It's quite interesting, but I usually turn off the comments when reading this type of material, because based on my experience, the male and female protagonists in this type of novels are often scolded 🤦. Some people may think that the female protagonist is too weak and can be bullied. Although it is true that it can sometimes be annoying, it is precisely because of the character of the female protagonist that she is robbed and robbed by the male protagonist. The most annoying thing in the article is the second female lead. In fact, I feel that the second female lead's son may not be the male protagonist's 🤔. I hope the male protagonist discovers the truth early and lets the second female protagonist be punished. Anyway, the heroine is quite pitiful and very tearful 😢

Madam, you write well 🥰🥰🥰