[It is a period article]
"Prison Bird" is a forced love restriction novel in the era of deep sadomasochism. The heroine Huo Ran offended the powerful male protagonist in order to protect her good friend who was being bullied.
The male protagonist uses all means to threaten Huo Ran and make Huo Ran become his plaything.
Unable to bear the humiliation, Huo Ran committed suicide many times. Even if her leg was broken, the hero still would not let her go.
In desperation, 22-year-old Huo Ran chose to end his life.
The book says that the birth of the heroine Huo Ran was a tragedy. Her mother was sent to her brother-in-law's bed by her impotent father to borrow seeds.
After her mother knew the truth, she abandoned her and ran away from home.
Huo Ran's adoptive father hated her, tortured her, and abused her domestically.
Her biological father did not know her existence from beginning to end. It was not until her death that he learned the truth and killed the male protagonist to avenge her, but he was also retaliated by the male protagonist's family and paid the price with his life.
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Xu Xinyi woke up and transformed into the heroine Huo Ran's mother, the eldest sister-in-law who was borrowed.
She wore it to her brother-in-law (no relation)'s bed
Unfortunately, she didn't know that at the moment. She only knew that her thin husband would become a different person at night, and her brother-in-law always looked at her with disgust, as if she was a disaster.
It wasn't until her brother-in-law named the child Huo Ran that she realized that she was in a book, and what she had to do was to protect her daughter from falling victim to the restriction of the male protagonist.
Reading instructions:
1. The brother-in-law and the heroine's husband are not related by blood and are not listed in the household registration book.
2. The heroine didn't know that she was going through the book in the early stage, and she only followed the original plot in the later stage.
3. The brother-in-law didn't know
Purpose: Women should strengthen themselves