Obsessive Love

It's written so realistically, clearly depicting the selfish, self-serving, and narrow-minded mentality of older men. This age gap, with its forceful exploitation, means that those who want to take shortcuts will be well-off, while those who don't are treated like dogs eating chocolate.

The novel doesn't embellish the male protagonist with any supernatural qualities, but vividly portrays his birth. Those who enjoy this type of story will find it both thrilling and exhilarating.

The writing is good. Actually, in my eyes, the male lead is quite selfish, chauvinistic, and adept at manipulating the female lead. The female lead's struggles and her cowardly yet kind nature moved me. Watching her suffer, I felt heartache and frustration, yet also helplessness.

I think it's very well written. The male lead is a shrewd businessman who's particularly good at manipulating people, and the female lead is really unlucky, constantly being manipulated.

It's good. I hope the female lead can break free from the male lead's control.

To be honest, the male lead is quite outspoken, but it's very enjoyable to read. If this novel becomes popular, the male lead will be heavily criticized. I guess Liu will help the female lead escape from the male lead later on, but I still want the male and female leads to be together.

Well, the author's writing is truly excellent in terms of character development. I absolutely hated the male lead, and the female lead's experiences are similar to her mother's, though with some differences. Her mother wasn't good at expressing love, which indirectly led to the female lead's personality flaws.

Bullfrog, bullfrog, that kind of selfish male protagonist, that kind of unrepentant superior.

I really like this author's writing style; it's exceptionally good and hard to find on Tomato.

It's good, and the subject matter is quite rare.