Sick Obsession

The female lead's hand is crippled, and their being together is clearly painful. The male lead, driven by his own selfish desires, insists on forcing her. "I like you, so you have to like me too." What kind of person is he? Although I know the ending is inevitable, I really don't want the male and female leads to end up together.

The male lead is disgusting; if they end up together, it's truly morally reprehensible.

I was drawn in by the Kuaishou post; does the female protagonist suffer from postpartum depression?

Fu Jingxing was simply too in love, too overwhelmed by it. I hope for a happy ending. 🙏

I really hope the author will write a novel about Lu Qingming 😭😭😭😭😭 He should be with Bai Xitang 😭😭

Fu Gou isn't disgusting; as long as he firmly loves the female lead, that's enough. He just doesn't know how to love. It's still quite captivating in the novel, even for someone with Stockholm Syndrome. I found it very exciting and loved this kind of relationship. It must be locked together until death!

The male lead has committed a crime; I really don't want the female lead to be with him.

The male lead is seriously ill, and the female lead is also sick. All the things he did to her—imprisonment and coercion—and ruined her future studying abroad, and he thinks he can just atone with a few apologies and promises? The male lead's sister is also sick; knowing what her brother looks like, she still pushes her best friend into a fire pit. Don't novels need police?

Why do I, a guy (sex-oriented), love watching these kinds of things?

But love isn't about possession and excessive control. Fu Jingxing always used the guise of love to do things the female lead didn't like, constantly forcing and threatening her, never giving her equal respect. He once said he'd worry if his girlfriend left him for even a minute, yet when she was kidnapped and injured, suffering emotional trauma, all he did was send her abroad.