Almost all of them are free, almost all of them torture men, almost all of them are five-star (most of them are born to torture men, whoever sees them will be happy)
One advantage of this book is that it is not verbose or boastful at all.
There is not much written about the reason why the heroine fell in love. It was love at first sight, but it doesn't matter. What I care about is not love, but control and harm in the name of love. This book does this easily. It is obviously a simple request, but few authors can achieve it from the beginning and implement it throughout the entire text. The author does not even need to spend extra ink on the plot to be emotionally heavy without making the novel too exaggerated.
In this book, there is a cute and dank man with low self-esteem and a proud man who tolerates self-mutilation (the handsome guy who mutilates himself will always be my favorite point).
The heroine has an unambitious love for money, which can be said to be superficial. Her character is relatively simple but it does not break away from the novel. She is emotionally at ease and even unscrupulous, which sometimes makes me feel her unique charm.