Dangerous Dependence

I have read more than 100 chapters of the author's new book, please update online ~ Top Gangster & Beauty in Distress is really super good-looking, with smooth and delicate writing and a heavy emphasis on emotion. Extensive use of psychological monologues and micro-expression descriptions portrays the male protagonist's possessiveness, cruelty, and paranoia, while the female protagonist's delicate, gentle, sober and tenacious character is very graphic and has a strong sense of substitution. The heroine suffered domestic violence from childhood to adulthood, and her grandmother was the only person who was kind to her. The male protagonist met the female protagonist twice briefly and couldn't forget it, couldn't let go, wanted to possess her, and so on, and for reasons such as step by step... (Omitted ten thousand words) Shuang Jie, Shuang Jie, Shuang Jie, important things were said three times ^_^ It starts with a high-energy, humiliating start, which quickly builds up dramatic conflicts, and then the male protagonist intervenes to detonate a larger whirlpool of power. The dialogue is sharp and barbed, the narration is gorgeous but not obscure, and the straightforward description of desire creates a "secular sense of refinement." The female protagonist is tempted again and again, and the male protagonist falls again and again without knowing it. The emotional game between the two is really easy to catch. (The author added remarks that keep pace with the times in the male protagonist's business discussion, which really made me laugh to death. I can only say that the description is too appropriate). I don't know if the supporting characters' lines will be written in detail later, but I think it's also pretty good. If you like reading the book "Domineering President + Extreme Pampering + Powerful Game + Extreme Pulling + Sober Fall + Micro-Sadism", this book will be very interesting, highly recommended!!! PS: Some people will definitely say that many of the settings are messy and very similar, but I would say that the settings of this kind of classified overlord novels are actually similar. The last thing to look at is the author's writing style. As far as I am concerned, the author's writing must win.

I have been following it since the first chapter and started writing a review, but I felt it was not satisfactory enough to express my enjoyment of the book. This is a book of extreme bone-crushing affection, with a very impactful opening chapter - the heroine Ruan Min was abandoned in public at the engagement party, and became the laughing stock of the capital's upper class overnight, falling from the clouds into the quagmire. Just when she was desperate and ridiculed, Pei Ji, the powerful, cold-blooded and ruthless "Little Mr. Pei", reached out to her and pulled her out of the desperate situation as his "cousin". Pei Ji's love is paranoid possession, strong control, and cold-blooded tenderness. He is powerful, decisive in killing, and indifferent to others, but he is obsessed with Ruan Min and extremely domineering. "If you even think about escaping from me, I will destroy you and rebuild you." "Follow me obediently." These few words clearly demonstrated his love that was paranoid to the core. Ruan Min, on the other hand, is clearly aware of Pei Ji's cold-bloodedness and greed, and knows that this relationship is full of dangers and has no future, but still indulges and wakes up in his gentle confinement, struggles and relies on him. The story does not blindly pile up sweet pets, nor deliberately create bloody sadomasochism, but advances layer by layer in the contradiction of "redemption and sinking" and "escape and confinement". From Ruan Min trying to escape and being forcefully recovered by Pei Ji, to her traveling to a foreign country to be reborn, to the climax of the two's reunion, each plot is full of twists and turns. There are no redundant plots, no clever operations, and the whole process is high-energy and compact, making people unable to help but finish it in one go, and they are still not satisfied after watching it. The male protagonist Pei Ji is definitely not the thin template of the "cold and overbearing boss" in traditional CEO stories. He is a feared presence in the business circles of Beijing and Hong Kong. He is deep-minded, ruthless, and decisive in killing. He exudes dignity and indifference that should be avoided by strangers. But beneath this cold-bloodedness lies an extremely paranoid and unique affection. The heroine Ruan Min is not a weak little white flower. In the early days, she experienced the humiliation of being abandoned at the engagement party. She seemed fragile and helpless, but she was sober and stubborn in her bones. She knew Pei Ji's character and the dangers of this relationship. She did not blindly indulge in his power and gentleness, but always stayed awake and was even prepared to be "kicked as soon as she got tired of it." In the later period, she traveled to a foreign country, got rid of her confinement, and was reborn in the entertainment industry with her strength. She became independent, powerful, and dazzling. She was no longer a dodder flower dependent on others, but an independent woman who could stand up to Pei Jiping and compete at the top. Yamato's writing style is excellent among romance authors, with both delicacy and tension, and a unique sense of atmosphere. In terms of emotional description, the author's brushwork is delicate and nuanced, accurately capturing the characters' inner struggle, entanglement, addiction and affection. Ruan Min's sobriety and sinking, struggle and dependence when facing Pei Ji, Pei Ji's paranoid love for Ruan Min, and the tenderness and madness hidden under the cold-bloodedness are all portrayed so deeply that people can deeply feel the turbulent emotions in the character's heart and have a strong sense of empathy. All in all, "Dangerous Dependence" by Yamata Damao is a masterpiece of rich romance with high-energy plot, three-dimensional characters, delicate writing style and profound core. It has neither clichéd sweet pets nor witty tricks. Instead, it tells the story of a bone-crushing, affectionate, redemptive and decadent love with extremely tense and dangerous relationships, vivid and charming characters, and a tense atmosphere.

I finally waited for the new book, but what about the story of Mr. Feng?

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The timbre of AI's reading is not good. What's wrong with the bright young people from before?