Unfinished free articles are available for viewing. Both the male and female protagonists' perspectives are written. I didn't feel the male and female protagonists in it. The male protagonist's self-guided tour of self-masochism was okay. The article contained some exaggerated Mary Sue settings or plots, plus it was the first time I read the author's non-fantasy words. It felt very different from the previous style, which made the reading not very coherent. There is a sense of cliche in the setting, but it is free, so you can take a look if you are bored at night.
Writing 4 Plot 4 Logic 3 Man-torture 4.5 Overall 4
The first fifty chapters are the best male-torture masterpiece I watched this year. It was so enjoyable that I shed a few tears. The rest of the chapter was just average. However, it would be difficult to write it according to the author's ideas. I still like the unruly and angry male protagonist. He asked the heroine why she didn't choose him. I couldn't help but feel soft all the time. I was indeed a bit like an emotional M. It was better than the other book "When I Started to Lose You" written by this author. Maybe it was because the character of the hero in the early and middle stages was more annoying to me.
The story of the male protagonist stabbing the female protagonist at the beginning and then regretting it for a whole book. A must-read for male abuse lovers. I really like it. First person, dual perspective.
I read it recently. I am not very fond of the heroine's character, but the writing is very good. Whether it is the adult love or the youthful youth, the writing is very good. Although it is a cliché story, the author has a good grasp of the arrogant and arrogant psychology of the hero. The urban reality is interspersed with the memories of the school days. It does not feel confusing when watching. I especially like the high school part where the hero is tough-talking but worries about the heroine. The part about torturing men is very interesting.
It's so good. I love the way Hades thinks he doesn't care about the heroine but actually loves her miserably. There's nothing to say about the writing and plot. You can also take the opportunity to learn some popular science about Greek mythology. Everything is so beautiful.
I remember that the male protagonist bullied the female protagonist when he was a student. The female protagonist is very ordinary, and the male protagonist is rich. It has a classic setting, and then the beginning is the reunion of the male and female protagonists. The male protagonist seems to have forgotten the past. The female protagonist hates the male protagonist, keeps away from him, and rejects the male protagonist's advances. How can I say the writing is okay, it is a good read.
The writing is great, the characters are average, and there are flaws in the later stages of the plot, but I enjoyed the male abuse part, and the full text is free, so what are you waiting for? At the end of the year, I forgot that the age difference is very small. Anyway, the heroine is probably a good girl, and the hero is a playboy. She is very casual about relationships. I won't spoil it here after dating the heroine. In short, the heroine decisively broke off the relationship with the hero, and then started to abuse him. Anyway, I was happy. There is a rather outrageous plot later, but the flaws are not concealed.
A story about male abuse, the male protagonist is in the first person, and it is written by the author of Hairpin Zhonglu. The writing style is nothing to say, and it is hard to imagine that it was written in the early 2000s... It's beautiful.
From the same perspective, the male protagonist almost falls in love with the female protagonist at the beginning, and then they travel together...? In short, it's also male abuse + first person
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