Possessiveness

Why would someone who is unrelated write so much and in such detail?

I listened to this book in a very confusing way; it kept jumping from one topic to another.

This is the first time I've read a story where the male lead hits the female lead, and not just once, but he also claims to like her. I think he's just crazy.

It's all rambling and irrelevant; otherwise, why would it be such a long and pointless piece? It drags in unimportant people and drags them out for ages. The author's imagination is absolutely bizarre!

I skipped around while watching, and ended up with two different endings. If I had known the first ending killed off the male lead, I would never have watched it. The male lead is a real scumbag. He beats women, marries and divorces the female lead, then makes her his mistress, has a son with her, and even sends her to a mental hospital.

The first few hundred chapters didn't show any love between the male and female leads. If there was any, it was more from the male lead. Now I finally understand why the comments said the female lead was being difficult. But she wasn't really being difficult. However, after going through so much, she was still the same. It felt like she had no heart, which I didn't really like.

This is the first male lead in a novel I've ever read who actually hits the female lead. He's the most obsessive and insane guy ever. No matter what the male lead is like in other novels, I always think there's hope for him. But this guy, all I can think about is running away! He's seriously ill, and I should run if I can!

It's good to watch, but the ending is a tragedy, which is bad and makes people sad. I hope there will be a happy ending.

I'm so sad that the male lead died.

The male lead's death was a bad ending; the death of his parents made it even worse.