His Wife

Jiang Mi must have liked Shao Zhi, and then when she heard Shao Zhi say such words, she thought that Shao Zhi didn't want her anymore, so she also overturned her birthday. Unfortunately, what Jiang fans don't know is that Shao Zhi also likes him.

I can see that eight years later my brain can no longer keep up. Then when I saw Jiang Nuan... I was even more confused. What is Jiang Nuan's origin, and the hero's son? When did it happen? I've never been so confused.

Pregnancy and childbirth are so confusing and inexplicable

Is this double cleansing? Can anyone help me answer it?

Around chapter 45, it suddenly says eight years later! The heroine was kicked out of the country by the hero. Why did the heroine's child suddenly disappear after birth, regardless of whether she was pregnant or not? Still in the country? I can't understand it, it feels a bit confusing! I don't want to continue reading, it feels boring, and I feel like I've given up on half of the novels nowadays. I really don't understand why the child came and disappeared, and why he ended up with the male protagonist. There may be a solution later, but I don't want to read it. It's actually okay.

This plot is really incomprehensible

Damn, if Shao Zhi says such words, Jiang Mi will definitely misunderstand and think that Shao Zhi doesn't want her. Alas, it's a pity that Shao Zhi really doesn't want Jiang Mi's sister. What Shao Zhi wants is a girlfriend. It's a pity that Jiang fans don't understand.

Shao Si'er is their son. Please reveal it quickly. The content is similar to a novel I read before.

It feels like there are various plots in Talking about Liao Zhai but they are not connected. I can't see it and can't relate to it. Maybe I'm too stupid? Don't you understand what the author means? I'm sorry for the title of the book. I didn't feel the love in the palm of my hand at all. I didn't feel that the male protagonist gave the female protagonist this kind of specialness. It was either a misunderstanding or a misunderstanding. There was also a marriage and a son. Although it was later added that the heroine's ex-wife used tricks to destroy it, it made me want to vomit. Just looking at this son and ex-wife. It would take no less than 200 chapters to explain that the son is the heroine. He either leaves or comes back to reconcile. We don't know what key points to highlight. It really doesn't look good. I feel that there is not much description to express the male lead's dominance. Overall, there is not much description to reflect his dominance. It gives people the impression that he has a brain problem and his IQ is not enough, which is also annoying (╬◣ω◢).

Is this book sweet or sad?