Hey author, I want to share my thoughts on your latest update on the vicious obsession.
I'm confused by your reasoning, author. At one moment, you ask readers to remove their negative thoughts about Veer forcing himself on Aashvi, but that's not the only issue readers have with him. He physically and emotionally hurts her, showing no respect.
You describe him as a sick bastard, blinded by revenge, willing to ruin anyone because he only hurts "bad" people. Yet, at the next moment, you say he is so consumed by vengeance that he doesn't even consider whether the person he is hurting is innocent—only that they are connected to those who hurt his loved ones. But both things can be true at the same time. He can seek revenge for his loved ones while still being a bad person who hurts an innocent.
To be honest, being hurt doesn't give you a free pass to be cruel to others. If that were the case, Aashni, who also suffered at the hands of her family, should have acted the same way—but she didn't.
If you want to portray Veer as blinded by revenge, rude, mean, and disrespectful, and then take him through character development, a groveling period, and redemption, that's fine. It's your story, and it makes for an interesting plot. But readers will react accordingly. They will hate him, start to see his growth, forgive him, and eventually love him.
Are you expecting readers to watch him hurt an innocent woman in the beginning and simply excuse it because of his past? That doesn’t make sense. You wrote him as cruel and rude, so naturally, readers will dislike him. They don’t hate you or your story; they just hate the Veer from chapters 1 to 21, where he behaves like an idiot and a misogynist. Readers will love him again when he genuinely repents and makes amends for his actions. Readers read stories where MML messed up in the beginning for the grovelling period. Or, is that not the future in this story?