Knowing Your Limits

It was very painful to watch from the beginning and it felt like it was challenging my moral bottom line. But the further I read it, the better it became and the story line became more reasonable. It was really awesome! Big cheers for the author!

When I first watched it, I didn't like the male protagonist a little. I always felt that he hurt the female protagonist too much. Later, I gradually realized that the male protagonist is not that bad. He is very paranoid but also protects the female protagonist in his own way. Maybe his methods are incomprehensible to ordinary people. Later, the two experienced many misunderstandings and gradually changed his approach. Now they are happily together. It is good. Although I want to see more of their warm daily life, but I think this ending is also very good, simplicity is also a kind of beauty. , I hope the author will improve his writing and work hard to write the next book.

It's very special. I like this kind of scene where the female protagonist comes to contact the male protagonist with a purpose and takes revenge on the male protagonist hahahahahaha

This book has a rich plot and distinct characters. The male and female protagonists have gone through ups and downs but they have a happy ending. But I prefer the storyline of the second female lead, and I have been looking for books with similar plots. Hope that she and her brother will achieve success

Please update the author quickly. I am really looking forward to the ending. Please author, please finish updating.

A book with extra chapters that is better than the main text, hahahahaha😂

I read the comments saying that the extra is good, so I watched the extra specifically and regretted opening it, it was so disgusting. The male protagonist saw the heroine's mother and the hero's father cheating on each other, so he felt disgusted when he touched other women, but he didn't touch the heroine. He raped her when she was 18 years old and locked her up. I remember correctly, this relationship lasted for five years, and the heroine was not allowed to have sex with other women. Men interact with each other and use their power to suppress and bully men who are close to the heroine. Although they have a girlfriend before and a fiancée later, although they are all fake, the heroine does not know it. The heroine has been forced to stay with the mistress and bed partner beside the hero, and tortures the heroine until she is not human. , Suffered physical and mental torture, and even gave birth to a child. Later, the heroine pretended to fall in love with the hero, deliberately leaked company information, pretended to be kidnapped, and wanted to kill the hero and his girlfriend. The hero blocked the knife for the heroine, and the heroine began to relent. Later, the hero continued to disgust the heroine, until things were discovered by the hero's mother, who was always very good to the heroine and treated her like a biological daughter. The heroine was sent abroad. After a few years without the hero, the two met again and fell in love. . . . . . It's really disgusting. It's Stockholm. The male protagonist is extremely perverted. I went through it quickly. There may be something wrong, but the overall situation is like this. Don't look at it. It's always pushing the lower limit. The male protagonist actually loves the female protagonist, but he doesn't know how to treat the female protagonist. But is it the female protagonist's fault that the male protagonist's father cheated? Is it the heroine's fault that she was brought to the house without knowing anything? The male protagonist does not dare to retaliate against his father, so he will only bully a defenseless girl. A word of love covers up the physical and mental oppression for so many years. I would not believe that the female protagonist does not have Stockholm.

It's really good-looking. I don't know if it's because it hasn't been discovered and it's not popular, but it's really good-looking. It's the kind of popular sadomasochism version. I hope it can be released.

The heroine is too mean

A little unhinged