(Anti-Stockholm Syndrome)
"Love takes two willing hearts. Desire doesn't."
Ning Ruan was fertile land, and Chang Jingqian was a general bent on conquering new territory.
He invaded, using both force and persuasion, determined to claim Ning Ruan's unclaimed territory completely.
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Ning Ruan's first dream in life was to become a doctor without borders.
That never changed.
Chang Jingqian never left a mark on her life.
Even though her body had already been tortured beyond recognition.
An idealistic medical student x an unscrupulous businessman
Reader's Guide:
The male lead isn't a virgin. The ending is bad.
Not a feel-good novel in the traditional sense. The heroine does not have Stockholm syndrome.
No redemption arc.
Theme: A woman must be independent and strong to stand on her own.
Isn't it that the ending was rushed? It felt like it was gone just as it got into the good mood. The character of the heroine in the last few chapters felt like it was not revealed in the previous chapters. Emmmmm This is my personal feeling.
Why are there no comments for this novel?
Has the male protagonist known the female protagonist before???
Why do I suddenly feel that the male protagonist is not a good person??
I thought studying was already very painful, but I didn't expect her to be in more pain than me. I have to work hard and defeat the devil!
Hahaha, is the author so cute? Generally, I don't put English words and then remark Chinese, I just write them directly in Chinese, haha
Did Lin Xing and Shang divorce in the end?
I really want to see the dog man's perspective.
Does the author have a Weibo account?
I feel like I'm about to be, woo woo woo