
Captured After Defeat, I Refuse to Fall After Being Reincarnated and Kept as a Pet
战败被俘,转生被圈养后拒绝恶堕
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 658k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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I'm hoping for a tragic ending. I feel that the current trend of "becoming a lesbian" (or "male protagonist") is basically just the female lead torturing him; the more torture she inflicts, the more views she gets. At first, it was quite engaging, but after reading more, I feel the female lead is becoming increasingly unforgivable. Before, it was mostly just being locked up in a dark room, but now it's more about physical and mental abuse and personality degrading. Then, the protagonist inexplicably forgives her, and even after being forgiven, she remains domineering.
The villains in this book are well-written; they've already made me cringe.
This isn't pure love at all; it's just a story about a "bean s" turning a normal person into a "bean m" and then the "bean m" falling in love with a "bean s."
To be honest, if the protagonist forgives Stacy after all this, then he's beyond redemption. Personally, I hope Stacy dies later on, or at least is sealed away.
Actually, I don't think the protagonist is hateful at all; the so-called pursuit of his wife is more like a young couple playing around.
It looks nice, but nobody's there.
Surprisingly good! I watched it all the way to the end 😋
I think Stasis is not as good as Tiffany.
I learned to love tables when I read this book as a child.
New book release tomorrow