I Fell for It After Binding to a System

The setting is touching. It's amazing that the female protagonist can get together with the male protagonist in the end. I hate the system and the male protagonist to death, even though the male protagonist doesn't know.

It is reasonable to suspect that this system was invented by the male protagonist. Isn't it good for the bitch to go away and let the female protagonist be beautiful alone?

I didn't understand the ending. What is awareness casting? It seems like this is a world that only the heroine experiences, is everything else fake? Did the male protagonist do this experiment just to make the female protagonist realize that she loves him and remarry him? In reality, the male protagonist's relationship with the female protagonist lasted longer, had a worse impact, and was even resolved after they divorced. After the heroine gets divorced, it is the most normal state for the heroine to feel that a person is very good and not want to remarry. Those things happened, they happened, and there is no going back. An adoptive mother who has no affection for the male protagonist and an adoptive mother's daughter who has nothing to do with him. When the male protagonist fulfilled his inner righteousness, when did he consider it from the perspective of the heroine? Even after these people took the initiative with women, they allowed them to continue to come looking for trouble. And in the environment, the heroine was directly sold into the mountains by her adoptive mother, and even encountered violence and life-threatening situations. Does the hero still care about those friendships and is reluctant to even give up a beating? The so-called love of the male protagonist is nothing but possession. His tenderness towards the heroine is a matter of interest. What is the difference between the unpleasant things he will do to the heroine after he comes back and what the second male lead did back then? The copywriting said that only a fool can be a good wife and mother, but it turned out that the heroine was already divorced and living a good life on her own, but she was willing to be used as a marriage donkey by the male protagonist for human experimentation?

In fact, it's quite speechless. What has the heroine done? Did she kill someone? Did she break the law? Did she cheat? Did she do something harmful to God? No, then why should the heroine be governed by a system? If you don't have freedom, you'd rather die. Love is precious, and freedom is more expensive. If you can't freely choose your own life, and you can't freely choose whether to love someone or not, then what's the point of such a life? Isn't the punishment of the system just torture to extract a confession? Once you're convinced, you'll be hired.

How terrible, this best relative

The twist at the end is great and unexpected.

??? What kind of ending is this? I'm convinced.

Come on, madam, I like it very much

I like it so much, come on, madam

The heroine has so much talent, but she was raped in such a simple and crude manner.