Sick Obsession

It's good to read, and it gets more and more exciting after the first few chapters. Just think about it, for a person without Bai Yueguang, all assistants, secretaries, and everyone around him are men, how surging is his forced love. I guess he is twenty years old? He discovered that he had a forbidden love for his sister, and then ran away to the army (at this point he was a bit mentally weak). Somehow my biological sister was found again. Then his hunting drama began! The story begins when the heroine is pregnant. If it was his fault to find his biological sister, it would be so thoughtful, and he would be the most powerful male protagonist.

There are many male protagonists of this type, and they all make me hate them. They do not respect the female protagonist, do not allow disobedience, and they want to shape everything about the female protagonist. Generally speaking, there will be a second male lead. Many authors will make the second male lead very unbearable to set off the male protagonist, or imply that the female protagonist will not end well even if she chooses the person she likes. However, the author did not write it this way, and there is something new. The second male lead looks pretty good now. But to be honest, I don't understand. If there is no male protagonist, the female protagonist can control her own life, so I don't understand this kind of male protagonist no matter how affectionate he is, because he loves the female protagonist from the beginning to the end and keeps the female protagonist for himself. The original life trajectory of the female protagonist is changed for no reason. It is difficult for me to resonate with the so-called love between them. The author's writing style is quite good! I read it for more than three hours on my trumpet, so please don't say I didn't have enough reading time.

It's a disgusting plot. I just hope the male protagonist gets cancer and dies. He breaks up the female protagonist and his fiance, rapes, suppresses the female protagonist, alienates the relationship between the female protagonist and her parents. Even if the female protagonist reports rape, the male protagonist suppresses him. Even the police can't control him. The female protagonist can't escape. If she doesn't want to commit suicide and leave him, she can only rely on justice from heaven to take the male protagonist away. If this kind of plot ends up together, I can only say, author, don't love the male too much. If they end up together, the harm the female protagonist has received before is nothing. It's so disgusting to be with a rapist who imprisoned her for freedom. Why can't the child be aborted? Don't say that the child is innocent. The blood of the rapist. If the child looks like the male protagonist, then every time I see the child, I can think of those bad experiences. The child should be the crystallization of two people who love each other. The author must write the male protagonist to death, and the female protagonist is unique and beautiful. Her future life should be decided by herself.

The weak male protagonist doesn't treat the female protagonist as a human being at all. I treat my dog ​​better than the male protagonist treats the female protagonist. He doesn't treat the female protagonist as a healthy person at all. I'm so angry.

It's pretty good to watch. I prefer this kind of forced love, but the plot is a bit hard to understand. I don't know where I missed it. How did the male protagonist get the injury on his hand? Self-mutilation? And why didn't the heroine escape?!!!!!!!!

What a nice toothbrush... The male protagonist is a lunatic... The bitchy sister is not a good person, and the mother is not a good person either.

The writing is quite good... It makes people want to read it, but could this plot be written in 2024? Is it written in a way that is irritating? 😅I hope this man is not the male protagonist, but I also hope that the male protagonist's family will go bankrupt and die of illness soon👁️👁️👁️👁️👁️

The plot drags on. A story about pregnancy lasts more than a hundred chapters.

This is the first time I hate such a male protagonist from beginning to end

Healthy love is important, but abnormal love is really wonderful.