Caged Bird: Entangled With My Obsessive Brother, I Can't Escape

A young woman from Lingchuan lived in the Chengping Marquis's mansion in the capital. She was born with a beauty as radiant as the autumn moon and as dazzling as a lotus, possessing a stunning appearance that could topple kingdoms. She was also incredibly gentle, kind, and easy to talk to, winning the hearts of everyone in the household. This naturally included her upright, honest, and virtuous elder brother, Pei Congzhi. Hope you all enjoy this story!

I just cast 10 votes! It's really good, it's a pity it's not finished yet, I can't wait! The female lead, Shen Qingtang, is beautiful from a young age, which makes her the object of the male lead Pei Congzhi's affections. He later uses any means necessary to keep her by his side.

First, the author's writing is superb, with the charm of language evident in every word. Second, the story is rich in content and full of twists and turns. The female protagonist, initially hypocritical, selfish, and calculating, outwardly weak but inwardly cunning, is not truly wrong.

For Shen Qingtang, the Chengping Marquis's mansion in the capital was the place where she grew up from the age of 5, but it was also her prison. This enormous Chengping Marquis's mansion has witnessed countless tragedies. Xinglu, Cao Xinyu, Madam Pei, Jiang Wan, Pei Ziqi... None of them were absolutely evil.

I dropped the story after chapter 55. The female lead is portrayed as both manipulative and wicked; she's practically useless except for her beauty. She had countless ways to avoid marrying Pei Jingming; she could have simply offered him a cup of tea. Why did she have to stir up trouble and harm Pei's two unborn grandchildren?

I picked and chose my parts and finished reading it. The writing is truly exceptional, but the plot is honestly hard to describe (at least for me). However, I look forward to the author's new work! I wish the author even greater success! After finishing this book, I want to say: "May I spend the rest of my life in style, riding high, with someone to accompany me through all the vibrant and beautiful things in the world!" 😄

This is my first time writing a book review, and I already feel quite sorry for the Crown Prince. He's really quite good.

I don't like the female lead's character; she's a bit pretentious. She just wanted to find a man she could rely on, so why couldn't she choose the male lead? Although the male lead is domineering and possessive, he's incredibly kind to the female lead, solving all her difficulties and dangers for her.

The male lead is a bit...

Nice