
My Prince Is a Yandere
我家王爷是病娇
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How should I put it? It's not all finished. I feel like there are still many places in the middle that can be expanded and written. The writing of the characters other than the protagonist is too hasty. Ah Fu and Wang Ye only saw Ah Fu's love for Wang Ye in the extra episode. Before, it was more like ignorant dependence. In fact, I would rather see the scene of the prince and Ah Fu saying goodbye when he passed away. It was Ah Fu's regret that he didn't tell the prince that he liked him, and it must also be my regret. Perhaps she had never thought about it when she was young. She obviously just wanted to be a maid to a wealthy family to have a full belly, but she never thought that she would be able to pick up stars and moons in her lifetime. The prince also did not expect that the momentary pleasure would be promised for a lifetime, and he would raise a girl and protect her for a lifetime. The prince fell in love with Ah Fu's purity, and Ah Fu stayed pure under the wings of the prince all his life. In the end, his cold-bloodedness turned into tenderness. He was the prince in front of others and his husband in the back. All tenderness, only for Ah Fu. The prince fell in love with Ah Fu because Ah Fu was so clean that it was rare. I also thought that if Ah Fu became like everyone else one day, would the prince still love Ah Fu? The answer is no, but this does not affect the fantasy. After all, Ah Fu really stayed in the arms of the prince all his life. Until the death of the prince, she was the cleanest and purest Ah Fu. Ah Fu still owes the prince a favor. Does the prince have any regrets? But for a person like that, who has dedicated his whole life's tenderness to one person. If he loves her so much, how can he pay attention to a word of like? The only thing he cares about is whether his Ah Fu is happy or not, right? But when I thought about how the prince had been ecstatic because of the words "I miss you", I thought that the prince might care, but he just couldn't care less. I kept chattering for a long time, not knowing what I said. Although I didn't cry, I felt a little uncomfortable and I didn't know what I wanted to say. I don't know if the prince heard Ah Fu's words of love. Ah Fu's joy in life must have been the prince. Without the prince's yard, there would be no sense of home. Without the prince's life, it would have lost its meaning to Ah Fu. Seeing Ah Fu's tranquility after the prince's death, I suddenly remembered a sentence, "After you are gone, I finally become you." I remember that phrase "big brother" and that square handkerchief from the beginning to the end. I don't know what my mentality was, but I was very sad and wanted Ah Fu to call him "big brother" again.
555555 If I had known I would not read this chapter, it would be a bit uncomfortable.
No Well written?
Don't be cruel or cruel. Let the male protagonist be cruel to everyone and be gentle to Ah Fu.
Well, it's so cruel! Love is a bit perverted
What are you doing?
When can we have sweet love without bad guys?
I also like them kissing~
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers
I really like this kind of male protagonist, but this novel is too slow to develop.