[Soul transmigration + gentle version (important!) + forced love + a groveling pursuit of his wife + healing + intense push and pull + both leads are inexperienced]
A very gentle tale of taking someone by force, with no physical violence or humiliation. The male lead's worst offense is imprisoning the female lead and forcing her to marry him and love him.
Xu Zhaoran is a lonely young woman from the borderlands who transmigrated into another person's body.
Her encounter with Shen Wenli begins with him abducting her. To stay alive, she does everything she can to save him, and never once considers abandoning him as they flee.
But he goes to great lengths to manipulate and control her, using every trick at his disposal. He alternates between force and tenderness, trapping her until she has no choice.
But he loves her, too. Every time she's caught after trying to escape, he rages and threatens to beat her, but in the end he lets it go with barely a word and gently coaxes her not to cry. He worries about her health and alternates between force and tenderness just to make sure she takes her medicine. He can't bear to see her suffer, cry, or feel sad. If she puts on an act and squeezes out a couple of tears, he usually gives in. When life and death hang in the balance, he even risks his life to save her.
If she says she hates him, her hatred isn't pure. If she says she loves him, she can't let go, either.
Shen Wenli lost his mother when he was young. His father hates him, people in the capital look down on him, and his superiors use him.
He knew little warmth in the first half of his life, until he met Xu Zhaoran.
He is devilishly clever and plans for every contingency. He can calculate the moves of everyone under heaven, but he alone cannot figure Xu Zhaoran out.
He prides himself on having a love so enduring it will surely warm her heart and wear down her defenses.
But the woman he believes he understands escapes right under his nose, again and again.
He becomes anxious, terrified, and unable to control himself.
In this tangled affair, he is the one trapped in a cage.
It is said to be a gentle version of rape, but the mental suppression is more terrifying than the physical rape. Celebrities all praise the spirit that will not be destroyed even if the body is humiliated. This book is like Ruoxi being assimilated into the feudal dynasty step by step in Bu Bu Jing's heart. From the moment the heroine realizes that escaping is useless, from the moment she knows how to suppress her temper and talk down to the hero, the hero's purpose begins to succeed. Turnips and greens, everyone has their own preferences.
The male and female protagonists are very cute. Although they take things by force, they are actually both strong and soft. The female protagonist is kind but sticks to herself and cannot sacrifice herself to help others. The male protagonist, although he takes things by force, is not a heinous bad guy. He is also beautiful, strong and miserable, which makes the female protagonist hate her. Completely, she can't love, she can't ignore the suffering and compromise of the male protagonist. In fact, she herself is not in love with the male protagonist at the moment. She will care about the male protagonist's childhood as a friend, but not as a lover, and the male protagonist will be angry and in love with it. It's quite cute that these two are always fighting and bickering, and it's really fun to watch. The male and female protagonists are actually very suitable. I hope it ends well, it just depends on how the male protagonist redeems his sins.
It is different from other forced marriage stories. The male protagonist will threaten the female protagonist but is reluctant to let her get hurt. Their relationship is a bit sweet. However, it is true that the male protagonist is domineering for me, but the background is ancient and it is understandable. The female protagonist is smart and courageous, able to bend and stretch, knows how to benefit herself, and is unwilling to be tamed. She is also very kind. It is probably the result of education in modern society, so she has to treat slaves as human beings, and cannot beat, scold or kill them at will. But in ancient times, this was a drawback. The male protagonist can control her easily. I hope that the male and female protagonists will not collapse in the future. Otherwise, our daughter will become a modern person, or the male protagonist can let go of his body and devote himself to the daughter.
The heroine is brave and tenacious, smart and rational, and has a clear mind. If you don't want to be restrained by others, you can't be oppressed by force. The male protagonist can bend and stretch as long as he wants it. This kind of person will succeed in anything he does. However, if love is too domineering, he will suffer countless losses, gain and lose, but he will conquer himself and compromise step by step, but he will not consider other people's feelings. The second male lead is so pitiful. He has not been loved by everyone since he was a child. He is often hurt and he has to fight back. He believes that the victim is guilty. He finally met a light and became sworn siblings with the female lead. However, he met the male lead who is jealous. It is his fault that he does not care about anything. He complains all day long. He was beaten to death again and again, and he was used to restrain the heroine, but he was the invincible Xiaoqiang. There are two versions of the story at the end. In his version, the heroine was defeated by the reality of ancient times, but she probably had a little love for the hero. Finally, if you wake up, you must call someone in real life. The male protagonist uses soft and hard tactics and then enforces what he thinks is "good". If you like someone, you want her to live freer and happier. But some of the scenes where they chatted together were pretty good.
I felt sour in my heart. Such an ending was already a good one. Mr. Shen never found Miss Xu in his life. Mr. Shen would still make mistakes every time after regretting it. The thoughts of "for your own good", "the official husband", "he is the master" and "he has the final say" are too deep-rooted. I don't deny his wisdom and strategy. It may be due to the environment in which he grew up and the setting of forced love. His way of courting is to suppress the heroine, threaten the heroine, and make the heroine compromise. Moreover, the male protagonist may have made a little change in his heart every time he regretted it, but it was minimal. Therefore, the heroine feels more coercion than love during the entire process of forced love, and she will always want to escape and remain desperate. It was very painful for me to see, but fortunately we separated in the end.
It's not the clichéd kind, it's good-looking. Uh, it's just a horror movie. I thought there was a part in the back about chasing the wife and letting go of the knot, but in the end, the heroine compromised because of the child. It was so scary, and the illusion of reality was [sad]
1-This version of strong "marriage" is a gentle version, which is more suitable for me. The male protagonist in this version realized very early on that he was indispensable to her, so he married her instead of taking her. 2- Many versions are about "taking" rather than "marrying". The heroine will never be worthy of him. He will also abuse the heroine physically and mentally, and will not cherish the heroine. There is really only abuse and taking away. And there are many female partners who live better than the heroine and have more rights than the heroine. 3-The male protagonist in this version is really clean both physically and mentally. Although he is beautiful and powerful, he is very humane to his subordinates and the people around him. He is not a bully. Why is he not very humane to the female protagonist? Of course it's because they are on a confrontational path, otherwise I'd be sorry for the title "Forced Marriage and Robbery". 4-I still enjoy watching the process of their getting along. The heroine is mentally suppressed, but when the heroine and the hero get along, I feel that the heroine has a little bit of love, although not much. 5-The only unclear thing is that the heroine's own plan is very vague, and she doesn't know what she can do after she escapes. 6-There are two versions of the ending. One is that the heroine compromised and stopped running. Another version of the extra story is that the female protagonist escapes, and then the male protagonist dies alone. 7- It can be said that among the many versions of forced marriage and robbery, I prefer this male protagonist. He is a flower that blooms from the mud, and a good bamboo shoots from a bad bamboo. He is a very good person, but he is an ancient person, and the female protagonist is a modern person, so they can't get along. Judging from the second extra ending, he tried to marry someone else, and after trying it, he found that only the female protagonist could fill his heart, so he would rather die alone than get married again. I think it is good.
It ended suddenly. I liked the first part of the story, but the heroine was a bit too cowardly in the second part, and I admired the part where she ran away. Overall, it was pretty good.
It's super nice to read. The author's writing, characters, and plot design are all very good. It's not a routine story, nor is it a particularly mindless robbing story. It's just that I'm afraid of being abandoned. As long as the author doesn't give up, it'll be fine [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]
I believe my family, after reading this book, you will have paid off the debt you owed in your previous life. You don't have to do good deeds to go to heaven. I gave the author four stars because the author's writing is very good. It would be great if the heroine could walk away in the ending. I was so happy. I accidentally saw an update to this book. The heroine really left. Although the author did not write down the aftermath of the heroine's departure, the heroine may have to run for life, but at least the heroine felt really happy when she escaped from the hero. When I read the text, I felt that the heroine did not love the hero at all. This is the first novel I have read. I have no regrets that the hero and heroine are not together. I only feel happy for the heroine. Fortunately, it succeeded in the end. It's a pity that there is no follow-up from the female protagonist's perspective. 🥺