It's okay, the male protagonist is very sickly and to my liking.
The only drawback is that the extra heroine has to give birth to a baby, and the birth process is not smooth. Um, isn't it about abusing the male protagonist... Why does he abuse the female protagonist? It's a bit of a scam...
Ignore the comment section and just read the main text. It's okay. The extra chapter about giving birth is a bit true. Well... Just skip the extra chapter.
It was so satisfying to torture him. The male protagonist had a stomach problem and was depressed and vomited blood. It was right.
Is it a crematorium? Lof tweeted that it was about a sickly male protagonist, so I watched it, but I didn't expect it to be about chasing his wife in the crematorium. That's awesome, double xp and you'll be satisfied at once
The female protagonist strives to improve at all costs, while the male protagonists are all kinds of crazy dogs. Although the author used some repeated words in the early stage, I felt that the plot was well written and that the twisted flavor was there.
The heroine takes all the c's, it's so cool, a perfect reverse harem story
Seeing that in the main text and the two consecutive IF extras, the male protagonist seemed to be born and died, and there was no happy ending in the end, I was relieved...
There is only one ancient parallel world episode called HE, but as mentioned at the end, it feels like the male protagonist in this episode is still dreaming...
But it's almost a million words, so be careful before entering.
The part in the crematorium where the male protagonist was tortured was very funny, but then the author started to talk about parallel worlds and then gave up. As mentioned in the negative review section, it really felt like a stuck in the throat later on.
Finished reading it, it's good. Although you can't tell, this is really a story about chasing your wife in the crematorium, but the male protagonist has never done anything outrageous and stupid, and I quite like the ending ()
When I was catching up on the update, I hadn't started to torture the male protagonist until halfway through... I even closed the comment section after it was over. When I saw the low-star negative reviews, it turned out that I only started to abuse the male protagonist a little bit...
This is a story about the heroine chasing her husband in the crematorium. The hero doesn't die until the last chapter of the text. We came here for the crematorium, but unexpectedly we found out that it was the heroine's crematorium...
Although the crematorium is open, the heroine still wants to rely on the hero after her love is broken. In the finale and the extra chapter, she will still obey the bt xp of this bad guy. I shouldn't expect any twists in the episode. The more I watched it in the middle of the night, the more angry I became. It made me so angry that I woke up.
The scene where the female protagonist massacres the city was disgusting to me. The male protagonist and his co-star were also disgusting. They killed people at every turn. It's true that any beast can become a god.
The ending was rushed, and every small part in the previous part was very abusive to the female protagonist, but because the male protagonist was replaced and the final male protagonist was not one of the scumbags, I forgave it.
The part about torturing the scumbag is actually just average. The best part is actually the part about torturing the female protagonist... After opening the Shura Field, the plot obviously became rushed.
It's a good male abuse story, 80% of the time the male protagonist is abused, which is so cool. I support all Jinjiang's wife-chasing and crematorium stories to abuse the male protagonist according to this standard!
Come to think of it, I ordered them all before. To be honest, the part about abusing women is far greater than the part about abusing men, and there are quite a few vicious female partners.
The later stages were unfinished, and the crematorium was not in place. I felt like I couldn't continue writing, so I just ended it casually. Don't buy it.
The part about torturing the male protagonist feels really good. The female protagonist was not actually killed by the male protagonist, but someone else controlled his body. He even lost his memory about this, and was elbowed by the female protagonist quite miserably in the middle and later stages.
Although it is the author's first novel, I feel that the Crematorium is quite well written. At least I enjoyed the part about torturing the male protagonist.