Includes the face-slapping and scumbag dog-training field/the wife-chasing crematorium/fake knife that I have seen, bl (attacking the pursuit/receiving/being pursued), Lily (gl), bg (torture of the male protagonist)
Attack and chase are caused by a bloody misunderstanding + poor information. The plot is weak in the later period and the writing can't hold up. It's just unsatisfactory.
What makes me happy is that the emotional arrow of the female protagonist towards the male protagonist is much smaller than the emotional arrow between the male protagonist and the female protagonist [there is a return arrow in the later period] (Alternative 1vN, the female protagonist had X... Emotional entanglements with three men, and also had children with two men. Ps: The author has been reported and will probably revise the article.
Attack and Shou, gradually and slowly torturing Gong in the crematorium [focusing on emotional abuse], slowly heating up (the subsequent intellectual subjugation plot is difficult to comment on, and Shou's family is also disgusted)
It is recommended to skip the beginning of the torture of the female protagonist. The latter part of the torture of the male protagonist was so satisfying that I felt so happy and satisfied.
Attack and pursue, the opponent is in the crematorium at the beginning, and the opponent only concentrates on his career and finally reconciles, so cool!
The male protagonist initially regarded the female protagonist as a substitute. The female protagonist was self-reliant and saved the male protagonist's life. Later, after the female protagonist left, the male protagonist went crazy and was quite satisfied with abusing the male protagonist.
Being chased and attacked is so weak (no matter in terms of physique or character, the torture is still satisfactory for the time being (someone said that at the time, I felt that I needed to be tortured for a while)
Shou is chased, Gong has a tough character and his own integrity, Shou's character creation is quite fleshed out, and it's not impossible to reconcile in the end.
The heroine loses her memory at the beginning, so the man should go away. The hero begs and pleads but does not look back. In the end, the two of them are in the same bed but have different dreams.
In the first world, the heroine chased the hero but was abandoned and killed by him. (The heroine originally wanted to save her ex-boyfriend, but fell in love with the hero at first sight during the mission. The hero chose to kill the zombie king and the heroine together for the sake of his career.) In the following worlds, the hero was tortured, and they reconciled in the end.