This is a story about unrequited love and imprisonment. The noble heroine is a forceful, obsessive-compulsive S type, violent both inside and out, who imprisons the crown prince she has loved for years and plans to force herself on him. The prince is an M type who is imprisoned and thinks he's exhausted, miserable, and aggrieved, constantly trying to escape, yet once free, he wants to be imprisoned and whipped again. This blurb is the central idea of the entire story.
P.S. Thank you to everyone who waited so long, and thank you all for your patience with me.
P.S. The gentle, slow-paced story is finished. Go read it! It's really, really good! I read some parts two or three times! To all my readers: a good writer doesn't just write stories. They give readers ideas, soul, perspective, and a better version of themselves.
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I really can't get enough money to give you a bad review even if I try my best. JJ I can only listen to good things but not give negative reviews. This is simply the beginning of Hubi. Isn't the scumbag prince in this article just a cuckold who doesn't care about his mother and doesn't want to pursue anyone? He can only find an honest female protagonist to take over. Since he was a teenager, he has to bully someone if he likes her. Isn't this really written by a primary school student with emotional intelligence? Later, he was upgraded to a pua master. The better the heroine treats him, the more pua the heroine becomes. As a female author, you really have no sense of awakening, and your concept of love is extremely childish and ridiculous. What's even more outrageous is that towards the end of the article, the prince becomes more and more greasy. After a year of separation, he has been in power and has been prosperous, but he doesn't miss the heroine at all. In the end, he tried his best to win over the second sister Wang, but he couldn't keep her. He then turned around and started to miss the honest heroine. Thinking of her good fortune, he really has something to do with Zhong Wuyan, and nothing has to do with the summer to welcome the spring. And how do the male and female protagonists reconcile? They reconciled after a quick fight. The female protagonist was conquered by the male protagonist's strong sexual ability. The male protagonist looked like I had slept with this woman in ancient times. He was so confident and oily that he played with the girl, you must be a duplicitous uncle in literature. There was no sign of respect for the female protagonist at all. He was full of daddy taste.
The male protagonist said to the female protagonist, I promise you to be together for the rest of your life. Isn't this what you have dreamed of? Why don't you kneel down quickly to thank me? Sisters, can you believe that this is a romance novel? I don't know, but I thought it was a harem masterpiece created by some PUA master. Oh my god.
There are too many psychological descriptions of the characters, from the protagonist to the n-number of supporting characters. The long dialogues between the characters are also convoluted and very tiring to read.
The early and middle stages of the plot are pretty good, but the handling of rebellion and the relationship between the male and female protagonists in the later stages is really a bit disgusting. The male protagonist plots against the female protagonist, and the female protagonist is just a spare tire from the beginning to the end, with no right to make her own choices. To put it harshly, the male protagonist is just a loser. He falls in love with the female protagonist after no one else wants him. The female protagonist is really too humble. I really like Xie Fang and Xie Ran. It's a pity that there aren't more scenes. After all, the emotional line is still too old-fashioned. The author can't handle it well and can only rely on blunt coincidences and calculations to advance it, which is a bit disappointing.
Heartbroken. I feel really bad for Gao Yue. I feel really bad. Lock up the rubbish male and female protagonists
To be honest, I regretted spending so much time watching it. The writing is good, but the plot is too drawn out. The characters have no tension at all. The dialogues are always blockbuster movies, which makes it complicated and boring to read. Fortunately, I only spent some time reading the first 60 chapters. After that, I skipped through dozens of chapters. In the end, I saw the ending directly. Fortunately, I only read the first 60 chapters.
The second male lead always wins my heart so much. I still remember Mo Ke and have serious doubts... The second lead actor was written as a male lead, but he just couldn't get a female lead.
This is so well-written that I don't like it.
A scumbag's achievement in chasing his wife in one second√
I really want to be pissed off by the male protagonist. He deceived the female protagonist without even apologizing to her. I'm really upset. I feel a heavy pressure in my chest after watching this.
I really can't get enough money to give you a bad review even if I try my best. JJ I can only listen to good things but not give negative reviews. This is simply the beginning of Hubi. Isn't the scumbag prince in this article just a cuckold who doesn't care about his mother and doesn't want to pursue anyone? He can only find an honest female protagonist to take over. Since he was a teenager, he has to bully someone if he likes her. Isn't this really written by a primary school student with emotional intelligence? Later, he was upgraded to a pua master. The better the heroine treats him, the more pua the heroine becomes. As a female author, you really have no sense of awakening, and your concept of love is extremely childish and ridiculous. What's even more outrageous is that towards the end of the article, the prince becomes more and more greasy. After a year of separation, he has been in power and has been prosperous, but he doesn't miss the heroine at all. In the end, he tried his best to win over the second sister Wang, but he couldn't keep her. He then turned around and started to miss the honest heroine. Thinking of her good fortune, he really has something to do with Zhong Wuyan, and nothing has to do with the summer to welcome the spring. And how do the male and female protagonists reconcile? They reconciled after a quick fight. The female protagonist was conquered by the male protagonist's strong sexual ability. The male protagonist looked like I had slept with this woman in ancient times. He was so confident and oily that he played with the girl, you must be a duplicitous uncle in literature. There was no sign of respect for the female protagonist at all. He was full of daddy taste.
The male protagonist said to the female protagonist, I promise you to be together for the rest of your life. Isn't this what you have dreamed of? Why don't you kneel down quickly to thank me? Sisters, can you believe that this is a romance novel? I don't know, but I thought it was a harem masterpiece created by some PUA master. Oh my god.
There are too many psychological descriptions of the characters, from the protagonist to the n-number of supporting characters. The long dialogues between the characters are also convoluted and very tiring to read.
The early and middle stages of the plot are pretty good, but the handling of rebellion and the relationship between the male and female protagonists in the later stages is really a bit disgusting. The male protagonist plots against the female protagonist, and the female protagonist is just a spare tire from the beginning to the end, with no right to make her own choices. To put it harshly, the male protagonist is just a loser. He falls in love with the female protagonist after no one else wants him. The female protagonist is really too humble. I really like Xie Fang and Xie Ran. It's a pity that there aren't more scenes. After all, the emotional line is still too old-fashioned. The author can't handle it well and can only rely on blunt coincidences and calculations to advance it, which is a bit disappointing.
Heartbroken. I feel really bad for Gao Yue. I feel really bad. Lock up the rubbish male and female protagonists
To be honest, I regretted spending so much time watching it. The writing is good, but the plot is too drawn out. The characters have no tension at all. The dialogues are always blockbuster movies, which makes it complicated and boring to read. Fortunately, I only spent some time reading the first 60 chapters. After that, I skipped through dozens of chapters. In the end, I saw the ending directly. Fortunately, I only read the first 60 chapters.
The second male lead always wins my heart so much. I still remember Mo Ke and have serious doubts... The second lead actor was written as a male lead, but he just couldn't get a female lead.
This is so well-written that I don't like it.
A scumbag's achievement in chasing his wife in one second√
I really want to be pissed off by the male protagonist. He deceived the female protagonist without even apologizing to her. I'm really upset. I feel a heavy pressure in my chest after watching this.