[The Legend of Lu Xiaofeng] Hua Manlou, the Yandere

After reading it, I felt a bit mixed. The author's writing is very plain, but the sense of empathy is very deep (compared to me). I was a little scared when I saw it through the screen, but I also thought of Hashaha in a novel way and said that I can do it! However, if it really becomes a reality, I'm sorry, where is the squid? Please help me! (If it happened in ancient times, I would be willing to die. I can't stand this kind of life, even if the person who treats me like this is one of my favorite male gods)

It's so touching, the blackened flower, the heroine is really miserable. If the gentle flower from the original novel were to be seen through her, looking at her forced wife and three children, my mother, Qitong would probably die of guilt. The heroine is not suitable to be restrained. She should fly freely, but she happened to meet Hei Huahua. The heroine is afraid that she will never trust others again...

I found that I really can't stand this kind of black yandere. What I thought was that on the day of the wedding, the heroine killed herself and said to the hero, "Look, I died in my own hands. In the end, I am still mine, and I can still travel around the world." Then it burned to ashes, and the smoke went straight into the sky.

Is this something Yuan Suiyun would do? It's OOC...

How terrifying, using your trust as a blade and his love as a name, against your will, breaking your wings, imprisoning your body and mind, and not being able to escape until death...

It's pretty cool, and the male protagonist has become so scary. To be honest, as a woman, I felt so uncomfortable when I saw the heroine being forced to give birth to a child. I scolded the hero to death. I hope that there will be a side story in the future where the heroine can completely take care of the hero. The hero has made the heroine suffer all her life, so it is his turn.

According to my personal understanding. The heroine's character is that of a free-spirited bird. She will not be limited to the ethics of flesh and blood, especially after she has experienced several more worlds.

Actually, it doesn't matter if you have a child. The heroine's life can't be tied up. It just makes the hero put down his guard and run away.

Is it really hard to accept that you have to give up your self-worth because you are forced to give birth to a child? No matter whether it is voluntary or not, no matter what you encounter, you must sacrifice yourself to become a good mother? The previous Iron Din character was simply vulnerable. There is still a system brain like this? Reincarnated multiple times? Still well-read and passionate about learning? Hehe.

Hostess, if the amount of knowledge is so terrifying, the remaining children can run away.