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占有欲
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- CEO & Elite Family Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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9.2Score
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Why does everyone say the female lead is being difficult? I think it's quite normal. She loves her family, but they abandoned her. The child isn't what she wanted. The male lead keeps pressuring her, and his values are warped. The female lead is only a bit cruel when it comes to the child; after all, it's her child, and she should love it.
The male protagonist actually hit a woman; he has no class.
I really want to see Xiaomai and Wei Chinian together.
Why does the female lead seem so pretentious?
The writing is excellent. The female lead is so capricious, she's practically courting death, yet somehow, thanks to the author's immersion in the story, I find it all quite reasonable and completely natural.
Sigh, the female lead is truly ungrateful. The male lead sacrificed everything to save her, and she, in turn, is heartless and treacherous. No wonder the male lead is angry. The female lead still thinks she's so great; where does she get the right to claim that everything wonderful is given to her by the male lead? I feel sorry for the male lead; the female lead will regret it sooner or later. I just hope that in the end, she can truly be good to the male lead and bear him children.
It's a really good read, my favorite novel. The male and female protagonists went through many ups and downs, but in the end, they naturally got together and had a lovely daughter. I hope the male protagonist, Wei Chi Nian, and the female protagonist, Qiao Xiaomai, can be happy forever.
After reading novels for 20 years, this is my first time writing a book review. The author portrayed the female lead as too demanding and unreasonable, making the male lead's sacrifices seem unworthy. I promptly dropped the book. It's poorly written.
It's painful to watch; they have so many worries, rambling on and on, and none of them seem like normal people.
Both the male and female leads have their flaws. Personally, I think a man who hits a girl is really tasteless, but the female lead is just too dramatic. As a woman, I can't stand it; I even feel like killing her. And the family dynamics are just... Unbelievable.