
The Possessive Tycoon Lives on My Love [Book Transmigration]
偏执大佬靠爱我续命[穿书]
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 397k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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My tastes are all over the place.
Redemption / Capture the Heart / Quick Transmigration / Devoted Dog
Just my personal, subjective notes. I'll organize them gradually. Anything I don't remember gets a 3.
Sweet Stories with a Female-Lead Focus
Sweet 1v1 couples
Great Reads
Really good
Interviews with Yandere Characters
A whole nest of ancient-setting slightly yandere and extremely yandere men. All the heroines are independent, confident, and intelligent, with no weak or helpless female leads. All the male leads are troubled, including ancient-romance, transmigration, and fantasy versions of yandere, unhinged men.
Wine for Today
Modern-day gems. I rarely read modern romance, so these are personally selected. The heroines aren’t contrived, affected, or weak: they’re independent, optimistic, and positive. In these romance stories, the male and female leads respect each other, and the romance is sweet.
Completed Fantasy and Modern Romance, April 2020–November 2021
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The reason why the male and female protagonists were separated for six years left me speechless and it was completely meaningless. The whole failure of this article is that I don't want to say more about my own experience.
I specifically looked up the concepts and types of personality disorders. Dependent personality disorder generally has little impact on life, and doctors rarely use such mandatory treatment. Moreover, the disease that most affects the male protagonist's normal life is not dependent personality disorder, but schizotypal personality disorder. I feel that the biggest contradiction is that in order to create torture, Da Da forced the doctors and family members to become mentally ill... I felt a little uncomfortable with this. But I like big letters. It would be better if the contradiction could be more reasonable.
Starting from the treatment, it was really overwhelming.
I think it's a bit lame, really.
Now that I read it, I want to ask how to renew the male protagonist's life. Wasn't it only renewed for six years when he went abroad?
It's pretty good. But it's a little uncomfortable in the middle. Why does it have to be contradictory?
It's well written, I like it, and the plot is well arranged.
Love watching, like the male protagonist I would like to make a small suggestion: next time when writing about mental illness, would you like to check some information...
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I've read three books in a row, I'm so tired
Treatment really ruined my heart??!