The Eldest Daughter Wins Them Over with Martial Might

I have read more than 80 chapters so far, and I am sure that the male protagonist is a psychopath. I don't know how the author will clean up his innocence in the future, but I absolutely stay away from such people. I also remind young girls that there is a classic saying that childhood trauma takes a lifetime to heal. If you encounter someone like the male protagonist in your life (he even had murderous intentions towards the female protagonist in order to achieve the purpose of eternal possession of the female protagonist, although he did not do it in the end, his psychology was twisted enough.) Be sure to stay away, and don't think that you will be that special person. Such a person is extremely possessive and controlling, and his emotions are extremely difficult to satisfy. No matter what you do, it is impossible to satisfy the other person 100%. Maybe he is temporarily moved by your unreserved dedication, but as long as he feels that you have not satisfied his ideas in any way, or feels that you have escaped his control a little, he may kill you. The male protagonist's abnormal psychology comes from his mother. He may hate his mother in his heart, but he also learned from her. This can be reflected in his inner scenes. His entangled emotions of disgust and desire for the female protagonist are really disgusting. I don't quite understand what the author means when he wants to write a sunny female protagonist, but then assigns a psychopathic male protagonist. Are beautiful girls used to redeem others? A person's life is only a few decades, and there are even fewer young and healthy days. Why do you do anything bad and use it to save others? What's more, this is an ancient setting. The male protagonist's psychologically twisted mother occupies the moral high ground, which is enough to make the female protagonist's life difficult. This is the natural advantage of the male protagonist and mother in the ancient setting, and the hurdle that the female protagonist cannot overcome. While the novel emphasizes storytelling, it should also establish correct values ​​​​for readers. After all, there are many young and innocent girls among the readers.

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This, why do you feel that the male protagonist is a psychopath? You must stay away from such people in life.

The prince is a domestic violence man, right?😅

It's quite interesting to read the synopsis, but it's only chapter 22 so far and I haven't caught on to the flavor, so I plan to wait a few days before reading it.

The female protagonist has set her force value to be extremely high, but the male protagonist catches it with one punch? And the male protagonist is still a yandere? Is it so disgusting?