The Devil's Possessiveness

How good would it be to put this setting on the po?

When everything is scolding you, sticking to your heart means being firm to yourself. The persecution of outsiders cannot move a determined person.

Watching it again, I still feel that the heroine's father's reversal is a bit weird.

The article is quite good. I read it in one sitting, but I felt a little depressed. Alas, I hope there won't be scum like Jiang Bielin and Qin Miao in real life.

I cried and felt a little irritated!!! At first, I thought the devil's possessiveness was referring to Xu, but then I thought it might be Song and Xu. Later, I felt it was referring to Qin!! And what is still very confusing is that Xu was kidnapped as a child and saw the child's eyes in the cave. Is this just a foreshadowing of glass beads? If Fang's line is removed, wouldn't the main line be Xu + Qin + 0.5 Song? Xu was attracted to the light in Zai's eyes because of his kidnapping, and has a "devil's possessiveness" (neutral word here) towards Zai. Qin is a "devil". She wants to possess, deprive, and destroy. She uses Song's already paranoid "possessiveness" and "brainwashes" him to do Zai?? And uses Jiang's father to be aroused to Qin's "devil" His possessiveness was completely destroyed. In his previous life, Song seemed to have cooperated with Xu. So in his previous life, he was so naive that he fought back against Qin because of his own (neutral words). ? My head is going to explode!

There is too little description of the male protagonist in this article??^??

This last episode really made me feel a little bit... This really doesn't need to be written.

I still like Zaizai and Xu Yan's hehe

It's good to watch, but the ending is too hasty, and the male protagonist Xu Yan's description in the later period is too little.

To be honest, the ending is not satisfying. The female supporting role is so bad, but the heroine is not ruthless enough.