The Caged Bird and the Abyss

The author's writing style is very good and the writing is very attractive. However, when I read the comments, many people have too positive views and can't stand the male protagonist and the female protagonist. I am different. I don't like reading novels unless they are perverted [laughter][laughter] Besides, it is normal for the male protagonist to have psychological problems and do these things to the female protagonist. After all, the female protagonist is not me 🍉

My god, the heroine was so frustrated, and the hero really made me grit my teeth in anger. But the author's writing style is really good and makes people feel the same. I really hope that the heroine won't fall in love with it without knowing why, like other novels. The person who raped her must pay the price later, and the male protagonist must pay the corresponding price! Come on, author [please update]

The author's writing style is very good. The characters have their own logic of action and do not completely serve the feelings. Such characters are three-dimensional and far more attractive than love itself. Because I haven't finished reading it yet, I don't have a particularly clear structure of the growth background of the male protagonist. However, I can also know from some passages that the environment in which the male protagonist grew up should be very abnormal, and the male protagonist's early psychological state is very similar. The state of emotional dissociation, indifference, is the separation of body and soul, looking at everything from a third perspective. He is a bystander to the people around him, and in fact, he is a bystander to himself. The heroine made him feel troubled, but he has no way to understand this kind of trouble. The author wrote it very well, and I hope not to be affected by the bad reviews. I am looking forward to how the author writes about him, and I agree with the two-way redemption that the author said. Although it is said that there will be two endings, be is actually a realistic and logical ending, but I am more curious about how to describe he that is not obtrusive.

He, he, but in the middle, he must chase his wife to the crematorium and torture the male protagonist severely.

I was really angry at first. Angry at the male protagonist and his acquiescence to the bullying of the heroine by those around him. Angry at his ignoring the heroine's plea for help. Angry at his robbing of the heroine after they reunited. I felt sorry for the heroine's experiences during her school days. Her helplessness when she was bullied. She felt powerless when no one was around to help. Later, when they reunited and robbed the heroine, I saw that the male protagonist changed little by little. What he had done silently for ten years. Everything he did after that made me feel that it was worthy of the heroine to give him a chance. So I chose to watch the ending of he

Damn, it's really beautiful. Please update it quickly...

I want he, it's so beautiful, I want a sweet ending!

I've finished reading it. The author's writing is very good and detailed. I highly recommend it.

For novels! The author hopes that he can write a HE in the main text, and then a BE in the side story. Of course, the reality is that we have to go as far as possible for this kind of work!

Niubi, yes, this book definitely covers The photos are good, why not the data? There are too few reads.