Three Fiancées Replaced, Yet He Refuses to Let Me Go

The characterization is good, but the plot makes me feel like a deformed version of a girl being abducted and sold into a mountain to be imprisoned and give birth to a child.

The female protagonist is really miserable. The story begins with the male protagonist taking advantage of the female protagonist and her child to be kidnapped by his fiancée. This is never worthy of forgiveness. The female protagonist with the child was so desperate and frightened at the time, but the male protagonist only cares about the interests and does not care about the female protagonist. He even takes advantage of his own children. The female protagonist is really In the true sense of the word, the birth machine and bed partner really want to escape and try hard to resist the lover who wants to live in the sun and not be the hero, but cannot resist the power of the hero. I think the ending BE is a great book, because the characters are well portrayed and have stood up so far.

The plot is quite compact, the memories and reality are well arranged, and the characters are well created (but I still hope it will be in the end). The most important thing when reading this book is not to take it with your head. Some plots are quite torture.

I have to say that the author's writing style is really mature. The various flashbacks and interludes are arranged very naturally and smoothly. The control of the male protagonist and the struggle of the female protagonist are both written very well. It can be seen that the author has a certain amount of writing and experience. It is considered an unpopular book.

It's great. It's the first time I've seen such an awesome male protagonist. In the past, the male protagonists either got married before they had children, or they found out they had children after getting divorced. Now I'm reading this book, which is amazing. I'm not married yet, and the female protagonist has no name and no share of the male protagonist's children, and there are three of them, and the male protagonist asked her to have them. The male protagonist only likes the children she gave birth to, and only allows her to bear his children, and only recognizes the children she gave birth to as his heirs. This book is really good-looking, good, and the author is awesome.

I feel so sorry for the heroine after watching this. I want to know how it will develop in the future. Can the author torture the male protagonist more? Update and update!! [Thinking]

I've read Chapter 70 so far, and I feel pretty good. I really want the male and female protagonists to be locked together. In the early stage, the female protagonist kept resisting and wanted to escape, and the male protagonist threatened. In the later stage, the male protagonist got engaged, and the female protagonist successfully escaped and hid until the female protagonist gave birth to her third child. In the end, I went home with the male protagonist. The author created the characters very well. I just want to know whether the ending is he or be.

So far it's very appealing to me and deserves a five-star rating. The subject matter is really different, and the author's interpretation of "Those in power do not bow" written in the introduction is really well interpreted. I have been hoarding this book since I saw the heroine's third child was captured. Every time I want to open it, I feel I don't have the courage. This book really abuses women, not the kind of abuse that comes from a domineering boss, but the kind of abuse that makes people feel suffocated. But I really like the character of the heroine. Regardless of the ending, I hope the heroine will have a good ending (although it seems really unrealistic to me). The male protagonist gives me a particularly sticky feeling. I don't mean that he is oily, but that thick and dense liquid sticks to you all over the body. It cannot be washed away and then slowly flows into your nose and mouth, eroding the life of your five senses. To be honest, it's a bit scary. This is also why I like this book. Maybe in reality, there are really no bosses who fall in love and change their minds because of love. Men like the male protagonist are the norm. He has a high position, but a shallow humanity. A word can determine life or death. He is not loyal but requires you to remain chaste. He regards women and even his own children as playthings that can be sacrificed at any time in exchange for profit. The person being targeted cannot escape or hide. Life or even life and death cannot be controlled by oneself. They will always live under the control of others' charity. As a reader who likes to see fantasy from reality and find reality from fiction, this book really touched my point, but it is also because the story of the male and female protagonist is depressing and I always dare not open it. All in all I think it's a very good work

It's so good. It's one of the few novels that can't be read by skipping chapters. The author should update it soon. Not many people have read it, but it has been updated more than 120 times, which proves that the content is really good. [Adoration] It feels like the ultimate pull.

The subject matter is novel and touching. I am focusing on both the present and my memories. I hope the final ending will be HE and it will tie the knot without missing a word. Please don't let it end unfinished.