Marked by You

I like it very much. Zhi Zhi has really endured too much.

This book is really subversive, just subversive! In fact, the logic is relatively clear, and the male protagonist's calculations and evil intentions are reasonable. However, 90% of the previous plots still make people complain and feel speechless. The female protagonist Zhizhi is not a yandere. She was indeed tortured miserably by her own mother, and her behavior is really weird. But it's still a very impressive story. The ending is also HE. Although the castle built by the male protagonist is ridiculous, it is also a kind of sublimation and emotional concreteness. Gardenia is eaten to death by the male protagonist. The process is tortuous and slightly bloody, but it is a unique article. I am deeply impressed.

The beginning is very attractive, although it is a bit repetitive in the middle, but the ending is good. Although the male protagonist is abused in the article, he is very smart. Although the female protagonist uses the male protagonist at the beginning, she is slowly influenced by the male protagonist. In the article, Zhi Zhi has not been loved since she was a child, and was instilled with dark thoughts by her mother, which caused the female protagonist to become mentally abnormal. However, she was gradually influenced by the male protagonist in the end. Overall, it is quite interesting.

It's so pretty, but there's just too little sweetness at the end.

Although it is a novel, I still hope that Ning Zhi and Zhou Heng in the parallel world will be very happy.

After reading it, I accidentally discovered the article, which is my favorite style! I like it, the male and female protagonists are well portrayed. ٩(•̤̀ᵕ•̤́๑)ᵒᵏᵎᵎᵎᵎThe author will write more and more ~ ​​it would be better if there are fewer repetitions.

In fact, I felt that the writing was good at the beginning, but the character design fell a bit at the end. I really liked the heroine, but it was a bit broken at the end. I quite liked the character Zhou Shu, but there was just no good ending. It was a bit unfinished.

The first part is indeed well written. It is rare to see a crazy heroine, let alone one who is so crazy and bad. The concept is very clever. For example, I was really into the swimsuit part. But I don't know if it's the author's love affair or something else. There are too many repeated plots, and the torture line is too long. There is absolutely no need for the male protagonist and the female protagonist to get back together for a second time. Some of the content feels like they are copied and pasted directly from the previous one. The author does not cherish feathers very much. I feel that if the reveal part is well written, after the heroine's mother breaks down in anger, she can be arranged to enter a mental hospital or something. Then, nourished by the love of the male protagonist's family, the heroine's situation improves, and she can have some sweet days with the hero, and then takes the heroine abroad to treat mental illness and other things to make her healthy. The heroine is already very smart, so she can make a difference in a certain field. Then when she returned to China after her success, she asked the mother of the heroine, who was terminally ill, to apologize to her even though she was about to die.

The more I read this book, the more critical it gets. I suggest you have to see the ending to understand what the heroine did. It's a good novel.

Are there any similar articles? I like bad female protagonists who have no moral values.