Nowhere to Run: The Warlord’s Captive

It's very interesting. The full text is divided into two stories. In the first story, the heroine has a twin sister. The heroine is taken into a cell instead of her sister. The hero tortures the heroine as an instructor. Later, after discovering that the heroine has a twin sister, he puts the heroine at home and monitors her at all times. Through the gradual contact, the hero falls deeply in love with the heroine. The protagonist kept trying to escape, and then a little accident happened. The hero and the heroine were injured and ended up in a small mountain village. The hero lost his memory and the heroine slowly fell in love with the hero. The only dissatisfaction was that the hero and the heroine had physical contact and kisses with different people for different reasons. This was a bit unacceptable. Everything else was very satisfying.

It can only be said that it is outrageous. After being abused, you fell in love with the abuser??? Isn't it Stockholm Syndrome? I was really shocked. Isn't this the bloody novel I read in elementary school? The plot is a bit confusing, the heroine is weak and not firm enough, and she is overly sympathetic. When you can't even protect yourself, you still care about the life and death of others. Is this the Holy Mother?? I thought that in the end, the male protagonist loved the female protagonist to the death, but the female protagonist was infatuated with him. Who knew that I could lose my memory and fall in love with it after watching the next one? All I can say is niuB. Oh, it's such a noisy night.

It's quite nice, but there are a lot of typos.

Very nice

What kind of heroine is this? She keeps crying every chapter. She makes me upset while reading it. She cries again after three or two sentences.,,,,

Delicate feelings