Pregnant After I Transmigrated into a Book, Now the Violent, Yandere Villain Won't Let Me Go

If you want to read sweet stories, don't read this book. There is always a fate that you can't escape. No matter what, the plot of the original book will be the same in the end. Although it feels like there may be good developments later on, there is always a sense of powerlessness in the process.

I read Chapter 58. I wanted to see how to describe the emotional line, but after reading the whole text, I felt that the female protagonist was not worth it, and the male protagonist would get angry if she didn't take the initiative. He said he was thanking the original heroine for being kind to him before, but the original hero felt that his feelings for the original heroine were unusual and something was wrong. Friends all think that the male protagonist likes the original female protagonist. If the male protagonist's previous behavior was to treat a benefactor, why do his friends believe that he has unusual feelings for the original female protagonist? So I feel that the male protagonist just likes the original female protagonist, and it feels like he has two things to do. It seems that he is always suffering inside, wants to cry, and is unmotivated. Why is the female protagonist so humble, cautious, and so aggrieved? I feel so unhappy. Why, why, why, why, the heroine's sensibleness and caution make me sad, uncomfortable, aggrieved and sad (ಥಥ)

It's pretty good to watch, and the plot is pretty smooth. Why, whenever something happens to other women, the male protagonist keeps rushing forward

It's a very nice book. I highly recommend it. There's no mother-in-law or mother-in-law plot. It's just that the serialization is too painful (.-_-.)📘I hope the author can work hard and update it🥺

It's a pretty good book. The author shouldn't be influenced by bad reviews and follow his own pace.

I took a look at the book review section, and I'm glad I didn't read the book review in advance. Although the author's progress is relatively slow and it's labeled as a sweet pet, it may be in the middle or later stages, but I think the underlying logic of the plot and characters is fine. Lin Nan's personal growth environment determines that she is not the kind of character that readers have. This is why she takes care of her grandma and does not abort the child. She is kind in nature, and it was only because of her adoptive mother that she saved her. And for her, an ordinary person entering the book has a great impact on her. She inevitably believes in the inherent logic of the book, but she is also "fine-tuning" it. As for the male protagonist, he does not have a God's perspective. He is helpless but he really cannot blame her. He repays the kindness of the original female protagonist. I think it is because of his childhood and the reason that he cannot read, but he can help others to study. Anyone who saw the scene later will know that the male protagonist protected the original female protagonist from being injured🤕It was actually for the female protagonist. Although there is indeed a kind of force majeure (plot) pulling on it, you can already see the change. The damn plot has always made the heroine misunderstand the hero. One is from God's perspective and the other is personal experience. The hero must also want to take care of his grandma, wife and children, but they really don't talk about it. In addition, I don't really agree with him and He going to Guangdong. I can only blame it on the strong plot. I'm looking forward to the paranoid and dank male protagonist in the later stage. Don't be affected. I'll wait and see. In addition, for the only familiar person in another world, it's normal for the female protagonist to gradually rely on the male protagonist. I feel that people around the male protagonist think he likes the original female protagonist. That's because the original owner's methods are disgraceful. No one believes that the male protagonist likes someone who fucks him, so they all think he doesn't like his wife. The same sentence is helpless, reasonable, and a bit sour. I suggest that the author delete the sweet pet label now. Maybe it can reduce some readers who mistakenly enter and reduce negative comments. I am still very good at writing, and the simple life in a rental house is written quite delicately.

It's very interesting. Don't be affected by bad reviews, author. Come on, come on.

The author's writing is very fluent and sincere, and it can be seen that he has put a lot of thought into it. I have read it from less than a hundred chapters to now, but the more I go to the back, the more I can't understand it. I am a little confused. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is too awkward. Can they talk properly? Can I say it all at once? The topic of divorce has been discussed several times, but each time it feels like it has never been completely resolved. I don't know if the author has foreshadowed it or something else. I subjectively feel that the pace is a little slow. I hope it can be adjusted and improved. In fact, I think it is generally good. The heroine's worries are not unreasonable. I hope it can be solved. I feel that the heroine has never had a sense of belonging to the world. I don't know if this problem will be explained or solved later. The male protagonist is very irritable and has poor language sense. The male and female protagonists have never experienced the sense of maturity after all the big and small things. Anyway, good luck to the author and I hope this novel can have a complete ending.

I have been following it until now, and every character is well created, but I just don't understand why the rating is so low. This is my first time writing a book review, and I hope the author will give it a big boost [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

I have a question: when can I stop helping Chen Yi? After reading the latest chapters, there are still traces of her existence. If he said that he likes the heroine, why does he keep helping Chen? Who wouldn't think that he likes Chen?