Stubborn

Let's do a side story from the male protagonist's perspective. Although the ending is very happy, everyone still wants to see the process of the cruel male protagonist falling in love with the female protagonist.

In fact, when I saw him being imprisoned in a birdcage, my displeasure with the male protagonist reached its peak. To be honest, I can understand Ah Mi's decision to weigh the pros and cons and settle for the next best thing in those processes, but emotionally I really don't appreciate such a scheming man. Fortunately, he is relatively short-lived, so that's all.

The whole story is finished. The first half was very spooky. I read it intermittently, and then the relaxed and humorous style came out in the second half. I was happy to see the ending [Ju Tang]

I like this book very much. It would be nice if it was a longer one.

This is harmless and quite interesting.

I finished reading it in one go, it was really interesting. I like the bold lines and the cute silly people. The fourth sister's writing is amazing!

The emotional line of this book is so subtle. When did the two people's respective feelings arise, and how did Lu Min's attachment and gratitude to Yanshi turn into love and desire? We have to figure it out by ourselves. It's still unfinished. It would be nice if my wife wrote more 🥺

It pissed me off. It's the most annoying book I've ever read. I hate the male protagonist so much. If you really love her, don't let her bleed and get hurt all the time 💔

I feel that the male protagonist is not worthy of the female protagonist. He killed so many people and put the female protagonist in a bird cage. Apart from his good looks, I don't know what the female protagonist likes about him.

The male protagonists of all the stories written by Fourth Sister seem to be able to send away a number of readers in the early stages...