Moonlight Charms: My Domineering Uncle Comes Calling Every Night

It's very beautiful. The two of them end up together. It would be perfect if they could have a baby.

The plot is very compact, but the life behind it is a bit lacking.

It's just that Shang Yuanjing and Tang Jia have a hard time getting over it.

First of all, this book is quite good-looking, and the content is not the same as those in the past about fighting against green tea, torturing Bailian, and the male protagonist does not have Bai Yueguang or anything like that. The whole book revolves around the living environment of the male and female protagonists, and the redemption and love of each other in the process of fighting against fate. Male protagonist: Paranoid, crazy, and extremely possessive. At first, he robbed the heroine because of her character. It is extremely humiliating to the heroine. Because of a misunderstanding and illness, he almost tortured and killed the heroine, and then he was willing to let the heroine go free and stay away. (The male protagonist is upright and loves the female protagonist very much) The female protagonist: She has been dependent on her mother since she was a child, because her mother was manipulated everywhere. She escaped from one madman and fell into the hands of another madman. She was given to the eldest and grandson of a businessman as a profit bargaining chip by her father. On the day of the engagement, she was possessed by her fiancé, Sixth Uncle. From then on, she could not escape from Sixth Uncle's prison, and she was willing to be a plaything and an emotional antidote. Because of his twin sister's designs, he wandered into hell again and again, and because his mother was plotted by her sister and once again returned to the hands of a madman, the hero risked his life to save her. From then on, their views on the male protagonist changed and they became each other's light. Fall in love and live in seclusion. Business: Family business, with 6 male protagonists and brothers. 1-5 Are all children of the main wife, and the male protagonist is an illegitimate son. He has lived in the blind darkness since he was a child, dependent on his mother, and was raised like a dog, but he saw his mother being insulted time and time again (his mother died tragically), which led to his paranoid personality. His mother's death was also the last straw that crushed him. Fortunately, the fifth master of the businessman helped again and again, and the male protagonist did not die. The male protagonist in the business only trusts Fifth Brother. The eldest brother, the second brother, the third brother and the fourth brother of the merchant are all like animals. He seizes power several times in an attempt to kill the male protagonist. The final endings are each more miserable than the last. Xiao Se: The heroine's twin sister, in order to avoid her father using her as a bargaining chip, directed and acted in a car accident, pretended to be disabled and was in a wheelchair. She was separated from the heroine for more than ten years. After they reunited, their relationship was not as good as before. Due to jealousy, she planned to kill her mother several times, causing the heroine to almost die in a car accident. Father Xiao: A scum among scum, his two wives were used as bargaining chips to carry out profit transactions for him. Moving between the beds of one wealthy businessman after another, the three daughters were all treated as commodities.

I quite like this strong male protagonist. . . In fact, it's not too cruel. . . There are no bugs in the storyline. . . No procrastination either. . . The perverted villain Jiang Hemian. . I actually don't hate it very much. . Maybe I'm a pervert too. . .

At first I thought the male protagonist was quite perverted, but later I realized that everything happens for a reason. Two miserable people went through many things and finally came to a happy ending. Ring by ring, not bad! It's worth watching, it's heart-wrenching!

After reading it for a few days, I found that there are no written online reviews for such a beautiful book. No spoilers, no regrets if you jump into the trap.