Uncle's Huayu

Overall, this book is quite good. The author's description of emotions is strong enough. The male protagonist he created is not likable (but it should be better than Fat Entertainment's. I haven't dared to read the image of the male protagonist in that book until I saw it). He is old and ordinary-looking, but he has diabetes at such an age (it is highly likely to be hereditary). It is unreasonable to drink alcohol while having diabetes. He would commit suicide! In addition, the male protagonist's treatment of Tiantian makes people a little angry. This is already cold violence and will have an indelible shadow on a child of this age. It is N levels more serious than the methods used by Ceng Hotel and Assistant Xue on Tian. If Tian is an adult, there is no problem, but he is still so young.