The Deceased Husband Is Resurrected! the Crazy Tyrant Who Forced Her to Give Birth to a Baby Is Red-Eyed!

Let's just call him the male protagonist. He is a fat-headed man, selfish and arrogant. He also breaks his promise and abandons the heroine for the sake of the throne and power. After betraying his trust, he still has the nerve to blame the heroine for not accepting him as his concubine! Who cares about giving you a dog emperor and a rotten cucumber as a harem? The husband and wife originally had a harmonious relationship and they wanted to break it up. Since the Dog Emperor has chosen power, don't want both! The heroine is also not very smart, she is too emotional and cannot control herself, she is always crying, and she is being plotted and abused by others. If the Dog Emperor is the male protagonist, then by all means be! Or the heroine's husband can come back and be with the heroine!

When I saw this, I didn't want to watch anymore. I didn't expect the tyrant to be the male protagonist. I thought it was the dead husband who was resurrected from the dead.

Let me first talk about my stereotype of this type of novel: the male protagonists are all despicable and shameless, with vicious methods and almost no bottom line in taking jobs. Forced love is equivalent to when there is no emotional foreshadowing. The male protagonist ignores the female protagonist's wishes and physical condition (I don't want to mention it if she is willing), and violates her regardless of time and place to declare his sovereignty; especially when there is a second male protagonist present, it becomes even more animalistic and disgusting. He is either mad or mad at the heroine all day long, threatening and manipulating her with the people and things she cares about, and kidnapping her with the children he obtained through coercion, in order to achieve complete possession and ultimate control. Usually, they always have the all-purpose excuse of "having a difficult childhood, so they don't know how to love." They were oppressed by power when they were young, but when they grow up, why don't they quickly tear up other people's umbrellas, rely on power to trample on them, insult them, and do whatever they want? Others must be submissive, gentle and thrifty, and should sacrifice themselves to satisfy his infinitely expanding personal desires, fulfill his wishful thinking, and be honest tools to help him. Otherwise, how can he be worthy of the high position he has worked so hard to achieve? His misfortune basically has nothing to do with the heroine. On the contrary, the heroine and the people around him are tortured to death by him. "You just had a sweetheart, but you were taken by me/I was trapped in the palace and I humiliated you in every possible way/You were bullied by other concubines, and you narrowly escaped death every time, and suffered physical and mental trauma; but because you loved others and desperately wanted to escape, I was so sad that I couldn't eat or sleep!" "Leaving my noble, affectionate and dedicated male protagonist, The heroine must be living alone, with no one to rely on, and she can't even drink the northwest wind. She must have been obsessed with her enemy for a long time, right? "I can't win the heroine's heart because of the male lead's conspiracy!" He is also as confident as the third brother, believing that others surrender must be because of his superior charm rather than the pressure of power. All the benefits related to the heroine must be taken advantage of. If some of it is missed and it falls into the hands of others, why don't you go crazy and take it back ruthlessly? When I make a mistake, I ignore others and let them get away with it. But when I catch someone else's fault, I have to call for punishment. The second male lead is as gentle as jade and has an aura that makes him look like a cockroach in the gutter. Then you must use yourself to judge others, spread rumors and smear them, and bring them down to the same level as yourself, so as to prove that the heroine loves the wrong person (well, you just want to use all villainous tricks on the gentleman, it is purely a wall). Occasionally, they will learn how the lead actor treats the heroine and trick her into getting her, but often their true colors will be exposed after they can't pretend for long (it's impossible to make them change their ways, but it's a shame to see through the trap). To be honest, no matter how hard they try, their so-called deep affection always reveals a kind of darkness, hypocrisy, violence, arrogance, and a tendency to count every penny. No matter how much makeup they apply, it can't change their selfish and ugly nature. If they can't take action, they can't take action. The attitudes towards the female lead are so different, no wonder many people recognize the male lead. What's more, after taking off the filter of ignorance and passionate love, the heroine has been disenchanted after recognizing the true face of the hero. Conceptually, they are not on the same journey, and they have another sweetheart. How can she fall in love again? Blind in mind and blind in mind? Think she is a garbage collection station? Do you think that people have never had good food and are curious about his cheap and useless affectionate and flesh-eating grace?

Anyone who loves shit is welcome to read this book😆 The heroine in the early and middle stages who was smart, courageous and determined, always clear about her goals without any wavering, eventually became a cookie cutter wife🤭

Stop making trouble, why does the male protagonist have to be the emperor? . . . ? It's a drama about tearing apart lovers and forcing them to join forces with a tyrant. The writing is okay, but the plot is a mess, you know?

It's so stupid. A man who tortured the female protagonist to death and has multiple women is still the male protagonist. Isn't that stupid?

It's a vicious story, the emperor is the male protagonist, I'm really convinced

It's so uncomfortable to read. I've reached chapter 200. I want to read it but don't want to read it. I feel uncomfortable reading it again and again. I don't want to read it but I'm curious about the ending. I jump directly to the ending and feel it's incomplete. I'm so angry. It feels like the same plot comes and goes. It's frustrating.

It's getting prettier from behind

I still like Xiao Ce. He is so wise that he is close to a demon. He is affectionate and domineering.