Prefer gb, scumbag, severe male abuse, Shura field, strong women and weak men, boys, the male protagonist adheres to male morality, and the female protagonist can enter with confidence
This book is considered to be a clear-cut. It is quite sadistic to abuse men, but I feel that the heroine was too stupid in the later stage. I originally thought that it was a two-strong relationship, but the male protagonist easily manipulated it and had forced love. It was very frustrating to be controlled by others. I didn't finish it.
Five stars for male abuse, severe male abuse + male child + Shura field, the male protagonist is crazy about wanting the father to be more important than the daughter, the female protagonist is very valuing girls over boys, she loves no one but only girls, the master wants to jump off a cliff because she is pregnant with two boys, haha
The subject matter is quite novel, so it's suitable for those who like Shura fields. It has a lot of plot, but it's not too intense in terms of torturing men.
I rate the stars based on the degree of abuse (but my standards are higher). The love for women in this novel is not like that of the 1970s. The male protagonist is the kind of humble and tolerant abuse, which is not very exciting. I prefer the second male to be a little bit crazier.
It's a real scumbag who tortures men, the male protagonist is a playboy and falls in love with a brainless young master, and both the male protagonist and his partner are tortured to death. It contains a lot of SM elements, but the male protagonist is not my cup of tea. I prefer Bai Yueguang.
There is nothing to say about the abuse. The Flower of the High Mountain fell off the altar and fell into ruin. She left everything behind to be with the heroine. In the end, she was abandoned twice and it took her three lifetimes before she could be with the heroine (the heroine is a scumbag and she even cheated on her husband while chasing her in the crematorium).
It's similar to an innocent puppy being repeatedly deceived by a scumbag. I love the story about the splash of ink and sunset. There's an inexplicable sadness at the end. Even I, a lover of male abuse, have the urge to cry, but I don't really like the male protagonist setting either.
Chasing his wife in the crematorium, the heroine felt aggrieved when she was a dog licker in the early stage. The revenge mentioned in the copy was basically not reflected. The hero was too forbearing, which was not very satisfying.
Women are strong and men are weak, and the male protagonist is sick and weak and criticizes beauties like crazy. Is it abuse? But in the end, the female protagonist is forced to get pregnant? (I was so traumatized that I thought it was a boy when I saw half of it, but you told me it was a false pregnancy?)
Still five stars, the force value is max. The female bandit × the love brain disease weak and crazy criticized the male protagonist. The female protagonist can only use the male protagonist. The male protagonist was abandoned three or four times before he got a little love from the female protagonist.