The Captive Wife Can't Escape

After two extra episodes, I bought the others. I really liked it in the early stages. It's a yandere and a scumbag x a timid but calm one. It's really a bit uncomfortable later on. Those who like it will be happy to see the heroine die. I read The Lovely Wife literature just for sweetness. The reality is already very bitter and the novel is even more bitter.

The author is best at feeding sugar into the shit

It's still the same flavor as the ancient sadistic novels

Brother Shi, did you do something to take a girl from a common man? When did you do it?

I want to know the extra story about my brother-in-law

The more I write, the less logical it becomes, and the writing style is immature. I hope to sort out the logic. It's ridiculous to be able to reach Yumenguan after just one night's sleep.

Where is the extra story about Brother Shi raping a civilian girl and Little Black Room? ? ? Can anyone tell me?

Who told me it was a sweet article? ? I finished watching the depression series. So why I don't like reading stories like "Several Lives" is because of this. I always have to atone for the sins I did in my previous life. If someone told me that you were so bad in your previous life that you have to atone for your sins in this life, I would not admit it. For the heroine who travels through the book, the little princess in the previous life and the original version of the heroine in the book are not hers, but she suffers deeply from it because she knows that the original version will be poisoned by the male protagonist and will be stabbed to death, so she tries to please the male protagonist while being afraid of him, hoping to change her fate of being poisoned; and because the original body that was mutilated by the male protagonist eventually dies; because the princess in the previous life was cursed before being killed by the male protagonist, she cannot escape the curse of dying if she falls in love with the male protagonist. The male protagonist is a big bad guy, but he fell in love with the female protagonist who had a cute personality after traveling through the books. He doted on her, tolerated her willfulness, and loved women sincerely. He regretted poisoning her. He should have known that the female protagonist was not the same as before, but neither of them could change the ending of the heroine's death in the book. The heroine left the novel and returned to modern times, and then she put her whole person back in. This time she was in good health, but she had unlocked a skill, that is, she could be attracted to anyone, except for the dog male protagonist. From then on, she had no desire, no need, no love. Although it is very enjoyable, it is so cruel, Mad! When the soul travels through the book, one has a little love but wants to escape more, and the other loves deeply but has a gloomy and twisted personality and loves to play prison games. After the body passed through, one was heartless and the other would not let go until death. They really tortured each other until they grew old. In the end, does the female protagonist love the male protagonist? Although she has been deprived of the ability to love him, she can still feel panic and helpless when he is in danger, but she cannot have romantic love, so they can stop mentioning it. I have children for him, but I have no feelings for him. I don't know if this ending counts as BE plus HE... The resentment of several lives adds up to the ending of the male protagonist. However, because I don't like the setting of past lives and present lives, I think the ending is not difficult to accept. There are thousands of love forms in the world. For the male protagonist of this book, there is gain and retribution, but he is happy with it.

If it weren't for this kind of ancient novel, it would be really hard to see a male and female protagonist having three children. I have read many articles, but very few have written about having a second child. Sure enough, the authors are keeping up with the trends of the times.

Forcing him makes me even sadder.