Most of the characters are female, and there are female abuse plots (referring to the female protagonist being restricted or in a disadvantaged situation due to external reasons). It is a movie about Myocardial Infarction, but the writing is really good.
The author of Pigeon Ascension is very good at writing about hating the sea and loving the sky, and the male protagonist and male co-stars are all clean, but there will be plots of abuse of women, so please don't enter if you don't mind. The heroine in this article is tough and kind, able to pick up things and put them down. She bravely leaves the male protagonist who backstabs her and runs towards freedom and happiness.
The same pigeon ascends to hate the sea and the astronomy. Lei, the male protagonist erases the female protagonist's memory and pretends to be her true love
The most shocking point is that the female protagonist was harmed by the male protagonist and had a miscarriage. This second male lead is really good, it's such a shame
It's in line with Henhai Qingtian, but the whole story is not a good one. Overall, it feels like the unyielding heroine was forced to accept her fate by the author's tricks.
Lei: The male protagonist was a dirty cucumber in his previous life, and the female protagonist and her daughter died tragically. She will change her past completely in this life, and the heroine will be sober and strong, showing self-respect and self-love.
The cheating male protagonist has a strong presence. The female protagonist is obsessed with the male protagonist. It was not until more than fifty chapters that she became a little clearer. But in the end, she and her loyal dog brother still went both ways. In short, she felt that it was not worth it for the female protagonist. The male protagonist was not worthy at all.
Male and female are different, it's a mess, but I think the author still handles the details well. For example, the heroine is not trapped by fertility. For example, like Ye Han, Bai Yueguang, I think she only truly and purely loved Ye Han, and in the end she just had no choice.
To be honest, I was so angry with the second male lead that my liver ached, so much so that I skipped watching it, but it does fit this category, a bloody mess, Lei: The male lead and second lead are all unclean
Introduction: At the beginning, the heroine imprisoned and raped the male protagonist in order to survive and protect herself. The male protagonist found someone and planned to hate her for the rest of her life. The ending of 1v2, the male is completely clean. The highlight: the male protagonist imprisons the female protagonist. Another author who specializes in the love between men and women. My favorite is Your Majesty, but it's a pity that it's unfinished and locked :)
Both men and women are non-c. The female protagonist is a maid who was used by a pair of thieves to give birth to a child. She and her child were both plotted to death in her previous life. In this life, she has to find the male protagonist in order to survive. The male protagonist is a hollow man, and in short, he is an imperfect character. It can be said that it is the way of survival for the tough female protagonist.
Double c. The heroine has always had more things to care about and doesn't have the energy to love the hero. She chooses to have sex with him because she wants to have fun.
It's okay, the ending is 1v2 but the heroine is aggrieved, so you can just read it in Shuhuang. Lei: A man was unclean in his previous life, but he will be clean in this life. But he stalked the heroine so much that she didn't want to live with him, but he was the emperor and couldn't help it. In the end, he forced himself into the heroine and the second male lead to live together.
The ending of Brothers Rice Bowl: Lei: Taking away the heroine PUA by force. Although the female protagonist wasn't beaten, she was almost forced into sex by him because she was too introspective and kind-hearted. Of course, the male protagonist was also left half-dead and permanently blind because of his own fault. In short, it was a standard version of Hate Haiqingtian. The second male protagonist was the male protagonist's younger brother, which was pretty good.