The Possessive Heartthrob’s Forced Romance Goes Wrong Again

I'm not biased. I'm very humble in my love-attacking style. There are many pitfalls. Of course, I don't think I'm being aggressive. It's just the kind of awkward relationship where I'm paranoid about each other.

Sometimes it's okay to chase your husband. Luo Xia became the ultimate love brain.

It's pretty cool. In the later stage, Shou Bao actually doted on Gong Bao, but! I felt that Gong Bao was a bit licked. Sometimes when I should be angry, I should ignore Shou Bao. This was the case in the campus article. It was obvious that Shou Bao wanted others to bully him, but Gong Bao was not angry and had no temper at all. Look at me, I hope Gong Bao can have his own character in the future.

The writing is okay. Hmm... I don't mind the attack and control.

The comments section is actually very pertinent, and basically all the bad points have been addressed. How can I put it, I was a bit cold-hearted about this book and read the whole article just because of the jealousy. In the end, I decided to give it four stars for politeness. Sisters who want to try it suggest watching the world of Playboy. This world is the most beautiful in my opinion and it is not bad. If you think that world is okay, then look at other worlds.

Love each other, the author's writing style is a little immature, but the plot is exciting and compact. The author's writing style is also improving day by day. I hope the logic and writing style can be maintained! Luo Bao is a coquettish baby who is pampered by the Lord God. He is dark, sick, spoiled and arrogant. It really suits my xp. I also like to cry and make Fei Zai feel distressed. Don't be too coquettish! Feizai is a handsome, unruly and high-spirited boss. Every time I see Luo Bao, I always express disdain for him, openly disdain him and secretly dote on him, and then he dotes on me to no end. Don't love Fei Zai too much! The two protagonists have distinct and unique personalities, and they are both good babies!

Let me give you a review. The writing is pretty good. I didn't give it five stars because there were a few questions at the end that I didn't understand. First, the author said that Gong's grievance was acted out, and he enjoyed it. Let me call him immersed in it. However, if the psychological description that is divorced from the plot is still a grievance, it will easily make readers think that he is really aggrieved. Second, at the end when Shou loses his memory in the original world, why do others say that Gong is the person he cares about most? According to Gong's memory, Shou clearly hates him, and hasn't he never accepted Gong? Third, before Shou went to the small world, he tampered with his memory. In the end, is Shou's memory still his own, or is it after the tampering? Fourth, the reaction after returning to the original world is not like experiencing the things in the original world mentioned before, but rather like after tampering with the memory. Fifth, truly loving someone involves your soul. Even if you don't remember it, you won't fight like Shou. I thought it was because I didn't see Shou's original world because he hadn't been together much before. Sixth, no more, just wanted to get one 😎

Good looking! I just suggested that the author be too presumptuous and say that the first world ends with double death. I didn't know until I saw the ending. It made my heart ache 😢

It's really beautiful. Although the first small world is not a HE ending in the traditional sense, with both people dying in the end, the plot is written with great tension and does not affect the overall beauty at all.

It hurts my heart, I'll just wait and see