Don't Call Me Big Brother

It's a very interesting article, but just read the novel. Remember to call the police if you encounter it in reality. It's this feeling of hating the sea and loving the heavens, loving to the death, and being forced to love by a domineering president that I wrote about [Blowing Kisses] Don't believe the ratings, the novel is still very touching and interesting.

There are many themes of forced love, but the one written by the author really makes people feel very different. The character's psychology and various details are portrayed very well. Some people say that they hope it is he. I am wondering if the he here refers to Cherry and Yuan Daoxiong being together? Goodbye, first of all, I say that the unpleasant Yuan Michio is a rapist, and Cherry originally had a boyfriend who was very good to her, and she liked her very much. A good ending is based on whether the character is willing and happy in this ending. Originally, it would be terrible for Cherry to not be with the person she really likes. Is it possible that Cherry can still fall in love with such a person after experiencing rape, the death of her boyfriend, imprisonment, and threats to her family's life? Don't tell me that the purpose of watching forced love is to watch the heroine be with someone who forces her to be with him. Why can't it be about the heroine's personal rise and change after being forced to finally have her own world? In the end, the ending still depends on the author of the book. No matter what the ending is, I hope this novel will not be unfinished. I really enjoyed reading this novel. This is also my first time to write a long review. I hope the author will get better and better. After all, it is not easy to update a work while also conceiving ideas. Come on, come on

The author really has nothing to say about the part about robbery. It is very beautiful. But I think the plot of the male protagonist imprisoning the female protagonist for three years is really terrible and scary. Moreover, the female protagonist missed the growth of her children because she was imprisoned for three years. I really feel that the female protagonist is so sad and pitiful. I hope the female protagonist can fight back [Chigua]

This is the kind of feeling that I have seen in so many forced love scenes that made me feel a little bit horrified and suffocated. I used to feel that the feeling of pleasure was greater than the feeling of suffocation, but this is the first time that I feel very scary. You know, of course, I also like the plot. It is very good. The description paragraphs even allow me to empathize with the helpless and fearful emotions of the heroine. I think this writing is very awesome.

The male protagonist in this book is clean both physically and mentally. I have read other works by the author in which the male character is clean. It is absolutely enjoyable for people with heavy tastes. I am quite heavy on tastes, especially the pregnancy part which was really enjoyable. I accepted it immediately and kept watching it over and over again. I was surprised by the death of my ex-boyfriend, haha, but isn't this the core of robbery, by any means necessary, I just don't like having children, I feel that they will take away the love of the male protagonist, it may also be because I don't like children, although it is a bit contradictory to what I said before, but it is not contradictory at all because I am referring to the male protagonist taking care of her during pregnancy haha, it is a great pleasure to use it as a second brush.

It just needs to be. The heroine has her own lover. Her life was originally beautiful, but everything was ruined because of the male protagonist. If it must be he, then what does everything the heroine has experienced count? She was forced to give birth to a child, imprisoned, restricted from making friends, experienced aphasia, her loved one committed suicide, and her family was also used as a bargaining chip for threats. Is it possible for the female protagonist to compromise because of the male protagonist's coercion? The subconscious tells the heroine, baby, look, why don't you accept me from the beginning, otherwise you won't go through this, right? Then the heroine compromised and accepted the hero. Did everything in the past disappear like a fleeting cloud of smoke? A hundred years later, their family happily ran to her brother's grave. The heroine told her brother that she was very happy now, while the hero said, "Look, I said she was mine." Oh, I forgot, my brother's ashes were scattered, there is no tomb

It's very interesting. I like to read this kind of story about taking things by force. The male and female protagonists are very good, especially the male protagonist. The daddy feeling almost comes out of the screen. He is like a dank male ghost! I'm very jealous, but I want to ask the author if the ending is he? If not, I won't continue reading, I don't read be articles

It's so good. I like this kind of writing the same as the scary brother-in-law theme [Adoration]

The heroine will listen to the hero in everything for a boy. The heroine in this story is really very innocent😦😦😦. Will the male and female protagonists be together in the ending [Thinking][Thinking]

The writing is very good, the author is very powerful, comparable to Fu Shenxing, it makes me angry to death [laughs] [OK]