You Can Hate Me, But You’re Not Allowed to Run: Forced Possession

It's good to watch, but it must be be. The male protagonist killed the female protagonist's good friends. No misunderstanding, it was seconds from the start.

It's okay, I can't watch it with others, I can only say that it stimulates the viciousness in human nature, for example, seeing good-looking things will arouse the desire for destruction (I have correct views on reality and closely follow Marxism-Leninism🇨🇳) This is my third review. First, the 1.0 World oe is over. After all, the male protagonist is indeed not good. OE can avoid all kinds of pressure from public opinion and has great support. In the 2.0 World, I personally want him. Of course, Lili must take the initiative to accept it, rather than taking it by force. Finally, this is fiction, fiction. Just read it if you like it, don't read it if you don't like it, and don't pressure the author. In other words, if you have time, //go and read the author's words first//, and then read if you can accept it.

It's good-looking, but it's like a beg at first glance. The male protagonist has so many friends of the female protagonist as soon as he comes.

The male protagonist Samuel's upbringing has destined him not to know how to love. It is precisely because of this that his acquaintance and love with the heroine Xueli is even more regrettable - it happened in such an unexpected way. But it is precisely because of his deep love for Xueli that he loves Wuwu and Ruien. It is also because of this love that he tries his best to fight and fight, and gradually strengthens his wings. Alas, love doesn't know where it starts, but it goes deep; love doesn't know where it ends, but it goes away. The author's day is even more difficult, he is a great author [Sending heartfelt wishes]

The characters are full-bodied, the outlook on life is upright, the plot is flawless, and it doesn't fall into clichés. It's good-looking, and I highly recommend it. It's a HE. The male protagonist sheds tears behind bars, regrets his whole life, and his career is ruined. Why wouldn't it be called a happy ending? Give me a copy of this HE

The plot is very exciting. It can be said that it starts with killing and killing... I follow the characters and watch them hide, escape, and be caught. Sometimes I am so nervous that I can't breathe properly. I don't know how the author will write the final ending, but as many book reviews speculated, I think BE is a basically finalized ending. This book is more about hate than love, including hate. The author's plot description is wonderful and his writing style is very smooth. This is my first time reading this type of novel and I found it very fresh and attractive. Five-star praise.

Very nice. Update soon! ! I also think this book may be B, but as a book-reader, I still hope that HE or two endings can be used😊 Oh my god, it's so beautiful. I haven't seen such interesting Southeast Asian writing in a long time! Author, please don't stop updating! ! !

It looks great. The heroine is very strong. I hope it will be or oe. I feel that this will fit the character of the heroine and the previous plot. I hope that the heroine is willing to leave with the hero now because she plans to take the children to escape. Let the heroine and Ryan leave, and go far away. A person as good as the heroine will have a better life with her children 😢

The author's writing is good. I went to the author's homepage and read what the author said. It is the same as my idea of ​​redemption. But the method used by the male protagonist is wrong, that is, he should not kill those friends. I suggest that there are two endings: he and be. Because some readers like good endings, and some like bad endings. After the war, the male protagonist was often tortured, but the male protagonist was also pitiful when he was a child. This is all due to the family of origin. If the male protagonist is not ruthless, he will not survive in this family. The male protagonist should not put the usual methods of serving others to the female protagonist. Maybe no one has taught the male protagonist how to love. If those few people hadn't died, maybe this wouldn't be the case. The author can just do whatever he likes. I suggest two endings In summary: First of all, this is a novel. The male and female protagonists are originally people in two different worlds. In the male protagonist's world view, no one has taught him how to love since he was a child. In the male protagonist's world, if I don't act like a bad guy, then the bad guys will like me. The only thing the male protagonist is taught is killing. The male protagonist makes mistakes, but people don't make mistakes. People are not perfect. If you are born into a family like that, you will never grow up even if you are not ruthless. There is something wrong with living. Sometimes you have to put yourself in someone else's shoes. No one teaches the hero how to love. Secondly, there is the issue of the encounter between the male and female protagonists. If the male protagonist does not kill those people, the male protagonist will definitely be in danger. If she doesn't kill someone, there's no way the heroine will fall in love with the hero. The female protagonist lives in a loving family, but the male protagonist does not. If the female protagonist is allowed to live in a family like the male protagonist, she would not be crazy. If the woman is ruthless, there will be no problem for the man. It is definitely different when the male protagonist lives in a loving family with the female protagonist. So when you read a book, you can't just read one side, you have to think from other people's perspective when reading both sides. The male protagonist is slowly changing now and becomes the female protagonist. Why not give it a chance to change. A good person who does a hundred good deeds will be stinking even if he does one evil deed. In the same way, even if a bad person does hundreds of bad things and one good thing, he can still be saved. Isn't this just the heroine redeeming the hero? Once again, I am not willing to live for thirty thousand days. I am tired and unhappy at work. If I come back to read novels and find abuse, it is really my fault for not knowing how to live my life. Life is not easy, so many of my books are written by him. The author can write two endings and one kind of he, whichever one likes to read. If you don't like watching it, watch Be if you like torture. Whether you are happy in life or at work, there are many things to do. Just read novels to read. It's just a suggestion, and I don't mean it with any ill intentions. Writing a book is not easy. After all, it must be a novel that I can easily sympathize with. Watch the Be part if you like it, and watch He if you like the happy ending. It won't make any noise. Don't blame me, it's just a personal suggestion

The writing is okay, but the people around the heroine are really miserable. The best friends and friends who like each other are all killed by the hero... The child can really tie the mother. I feel that these chapters are a bit of a hentai trend. I am afraid. I hope that in the ending, the hero can be brought to justice or never appear again. The heroine walks out of the haze and starts a new life. I don't know what the mentality of those who want to see him is, friends worshiping heaven, is love sweet?