Very nice! The emotional transition in this book is natural and worthy of recollection after the second play. The part of pulling and grabbing by force is really good to watch! Fascinating [sprinkle flowers]
The setting is very interesting, classic robbery. The first half was good, but the first flaw was that the male protagonist's psychological pull was too long. The male protagonist should have recognized his feelings after the female protagonist faked her death for the first time, and he really shouldn't have done so many things to hurt her after that. As a result, there is no way to recover naturally afterwards. It is difficult not to deal with some damage after it is caused, so it is not satisfactory after reading it. Failure 2 is that the male protagonist bewitched the second male lead, which is really unforgivable. In the end, the female protagonist didn't know that the second male lead was bewitched. It just... Feels like the author doesn't know how to make things right. The second male lead is really good. If it weren't for the theme of rape and robbery, the second male lead would be an excellent sweet male lead. I thought if there was an if line in the extra episode, we could still see him, but it's a pity that there isn't much plot about him in the extra episode. None of the supporting characters in this book are well-done, but taking things by force is still "Nongjiao" yyds! Anyway, I'm looking forward to the next one.