Quickly Wear: I Was Forced to Love You After My Heart Belonged to Me

It still suits my preferences. The heroine's feelings are not deliberately changed. The character is stable and committed, but also has to compromise and accept the true feelings after being forced. Unlike other books where the character is still old and ambiguous with the male protagonist, the author will not deliberately arrange the conflict between the character and the character in order to develop the emotional line. The emotional descriptions are delicate and real, and I feel pretty good about it. However, the male protagonist's feelings for the female protagonist are a bit inexplicable. Even if they fall in love at first sight, they don't reach the level of affection. This is a flaw. I personally think this book is good and quite novel. What I'm talking about is that when she was first forced, the heroine still had a male partner in her heart and wanted to run away, but later she couldn't run away and her mind settled down, but she still thought about the male partner. Compromise and acceptance are things that people have to live calmly over time. I'm not saying that this article is written about women. The protagonist is powerless once forced, but in fact, this is an opportunity deliberately written to allow the male and female protagonists to develop feelings. This is not the case in this article. The female protagonist is really established as a character, and she does not accept the good qualities of the male protagonist with peace of mind, but has no bottom line and favors the male partner. Anyway, I still think the article is good.

Quickly wear: I was forced to love after my heart belonged to me by Haili. /I found another forced love book that suits my taste. It's the kind where both male protagonists love the female protagonist. It's so rare. /The previous one is okay, but the world of stepsisters and female supporting characters is so abusive to the heroine that I want to kill the hero [face covering] /Does the author consider writing multiple male protagonists? Just [send my heart] to all

I like big articles, and I have a small request. Can you write a side story about my stepsister? I want to see my brother regret it [please update]