The Rose Escapes

6 Points is really too low, both the author's writing and the plot are above 9 points. The love-hate relationship between the male and female protagonists in the early stage is well written, with both sides biting each other like wounded beasts, and readers can only read sporadic love from each other's hatred. What I especially like about the heroine is that she is weak and has feelings for the hero, but those feelings are far from enough to control her choices in life and not enough to subvert her hatred. Too many people are more important than the hero, more important than love, and that's how life should be. The male protagonist is a typical cold-blooded and possessive boss. His hysterical hatred is just because he asked for something but couldn't get it. There were bad people instigating it, but there were also reasons for the female protagonist herself: she did step into a trap and lose her child just to meet someone she once liked. When they meet again a few years later, everything she does is for that person's mother and child. Although the relationship between them has different meanings to the female protagonist, for the male protagonist, there is a sufficient reason for him to hate the female protagonist in his hopeless love because of her actions. It is not all the boss's lunacy (it does not excuse his behavior). Compared with the first half, the second half of "Jumping into the Sea and Amnesia" is too ordinary, a bit like forced candy.

The plot is very compact. I read one chapter after another. It is not verbose or procrastinating. I like the domineering and cautious nature of the male protagonist in the article. It is a book worth collecting. The author's books are all great. Come on.

It's very ordinary, the story is very ordinary, the cliche ending, the criminal heroine, don't read it, you'll piss yourself off after reading it.

China is so big, the hero and heroine can meet each other at any time, 6

A very bad book

Beautiful! I really like the love-hate entanglement between the male and female protagonists in the early stage... It's a pity that it feels a bit unfinished. A lot of foreshadowing was not explained and the misunderstandings were not resolved. It's a bit regretful.

The more I watch, the angrier I get. How can the plot be so bad? It's torture for the sake of torture. It doesn't follow logic. Everything is the same as human-machine facial makeup. It only has programmed emotions and behaviors. It's so bloody and cliche. It's really bad.

The plot is average, the heroine is too cheap, she should sacrifice herself immediately

In a story about female abuse, the heroine is made to look stupid, crazy, and cowardly. She can be manipulated by the hero in everything she does and cannot resist at all. 90% Of the whole text is about the hero having sex with the heroine. The hero is also mouthless, bad and mean. From the beginning to the end, he is irritating the heroine about losing her child. It does not feel that the hero loves the heroine, only that he is greedy for the heroine's body. Later, he said that he did not want children, but in the end he still made the heroine take medicine. After recuperating her body, she became pregnant again. The heroine is also a love brain. She wants to have sex with the hero no matter what she does. She wants to beg the hero and is forced to do it. Later, she is willing to have sex with the hero. Later, she jumped into the sea and lost her memory. She still likes the hero and still does it with the hero. The male characters who have a relationship with the heroine are all punished. The heroine also has no shortage of male characters to save her. She chooses to give up every time and returns to the hero again and again. The plot is really powerful.

The ending is a bit rushed, just for the sake of a happy ending, there is a sudden reversal and reconciliation. The first chapter is about divorce. The male and female protagonists meet as strangers. Later, I don't understand the origin of the relationship with the male protagonist's series of actions. The author does not give a detailed analysis here. Why is the female protagonist indifferent to foreign countries if she has feelings? Why is she so partial in the first place if she doesn't like Yu? I like the sweet and greasy parts of the male and female protagonists. The rest is a bit unclear.