Lure Him into Losing Control, and the Big Boss in Beijing Cries Red-Eyed After Being Dumped

It's pretty good. To be honest, I like Prince Jing the most. I think the description of his relationship with the heroine is the most delicate. I was quite moved when we got to know each other again.

It is a pure sadistic novel. The heroine can only rely on the male protagonist to survive. She is humble and humble waiting for the male protagonist's charity, and she also falls in love with the abuser...

I like King King the most, maybe because he has less roles. He is relatively less ruthless than others. Why can't everyone write a side story in the end? I feel so uncomfortable watching only the prince.

I thought a revenge heroine would poison a bunch of people to death. Sorry. I was wrong

It's very interesting, the plot is very compact

What kept me reading this article was the female protagonist, and the fact that the male protagonist was somehow clean. At the end, the male protagonist reincarnated and died several times in order to find the female protagonist, so I guess it's okay. But to be honest, it's still a bit uncomfortable to think about the initial treatment the heroine received. However, the subsequent career line is really unfolding by God. Knowing that the prince and the country are almost destroyed, it is more reasonable for the male protagonist to be so deliberate. Also, no matter what, the male protagonist cannot make up for the grievances of the female protagonist's title. Even if the female protagonist becomes the queen, it will be a continuation.

The most worthwhile thing to read in this article is the career line of the heroine. Starting from about the middle of the story, the heroine began to take a serious career line. I remember that the career line ran for a long time, with a little emotional line interspersed in the middle. This part is really nice to watch. As for the emotional line, I quite like the male protagonist's crazy attributes. But the male protagonist probably did too bad to the female protagonist, and he really took advantage of her in the later stage. But considering the male protagonist's status as a prince at that time, and the national conditions of the male protagonist's country at that time, to be honest, the country was almost destroyed. It's understandable that the male protagonist is deliberate, but that doesn't mean I can forgive the male protagonist's early behavior. All I can say is make do with it. The male protagonist is just to achieve his goal. He should be used when he should. Later, because he really doesn't need to be used anymore, he is crazy and good to the female protagonist. This is what really makes people heartbroken. On the one hand, I can understand that the male protagonist, as the prince, takes advantage of the female protagonist for the sake of the country, but on the other hand, I feel sorry for the female protagonist.

It's hard to explain in one sentence. It's really jarring. They're all slang. Everyone is a lunatic. It's too confusing. I read a few articles and abandoned them immediately.