My Narcissus Enlightenment Book. The protagonist is ruthless and neurotic, beautiful, strong but miserable. The plot is compact and the subject matter is novel.
This book is my favorite and the most suitable Gb article I have ever read. In the super love years, forced love is strengthened. The characters of the male and female protagonists are also very good. What I like very much is that the male and female protagonists truly love each other, rather than being forced to love each other. It is also remarkable that there is no competition between males and females. In addition, the heroine is a normal woman with the physiological structure that a normal woman should have, which is rare in GB novels. What is particularly worth mentioning is that the author also arranged many highlight moments for the male protagonist, proving that he is worthy of being loved by the female protagonist, and it is not just a scene arranged by the author to show the excellence of the female protagonist. Personally, I don't like sadistic writing, even if it includes male or female protagonists. It's rare to see a book that is so "sadistic" to my liking. Strongly looking forward to the author's next article. Orthopedics is also a personal hobby, so that's an extra bonus. This book was originally given four stars, but it suits my taste so it's five stars.