You should know what the content will be like by looking at the title (warm reminder: it is highly subjective, there are works by newcomers, the four stars are because Jinjiang does not allow all five stars)
It's a bit bloody, but it's all between women. It's not the kind of shit where you "find someone of the same sex only after being hurt by the opposite sex." It's also a collision of normal emotions. (Yes, I am referring to Sang and Huai.)
I read it before the author changed the title of the book. Although it wasn't popular, it was well written. I didn't have much time later, so I didn't pay much attention to it. However, the response in the comment section has been good, so if you have the time and energy, you can check it out.
The author is really responsive to all requests. If you ask for more information, it will be updated. If you like beast control, you can give it a try. (But remember to interact and motivate the author from time to time)
I pointed out some mindless stories where the female protagonist has a happy family, but her mother is powerful but she still has to fight for the love of some crazy thing. The female protagonist was kind enough to save people, but was taken advantage of by the mentally retarded and deprived of the right to go home. In the end, the readers, who were as uncivilized as a toaster, rushed to lick the mentally retarded feet and scolded the female protagonist for not being considerate of the mentally retarded and wanting to kill everyone.
It's good-looking, and the fact that the protagonist, as the villain, is not kidnapped by miscellaneous morals in the later stages is better than many villain stories. There are also some microcosms and reflections on the Dashan kidnapping case.
A potential new author, this book is partial to group portraits (it's really good to read, and the key point is that it hasn't been included in V yet, but I don't have time to read it and it's a bit hurt. Yes, I am bringing in private goods in such an open and honest way)