Take Tens of Billions of Supplies to Escape Famine

To be honest, I am quite speechless (this can only be used to describe it). They are a weak, top-notch family. The heroine went to save them but could not get a good result. The "stupid" husband even poisoned her. The father-in-law is a two-faced person. It is disgusting to see his face and tell the heroine not to let public opinion affect her mother-in-law. This book should be free of CP. How abnormal is your brain to form a CP with a person who poisoned you? ? ?

A friend posted a question about the cp character design of this book and would like to explain it (some plot spoilers, please proceed with caution): The male protagonist has a high position, is decisive and ruthless, and will definitely eliminate anyone who poses a threat. This is the main reason why he kills the female protagonist without mercy; The same goes for the heroine. He has his own things to do. The original intention of the former general was to rebel against the current dynasty, and he would also eliminate threats that affect him. I don't think there is any problem with this in terms of their personal characters, and the key thing is that the heroine is not a powerless person. She has the ability to protect and change the current situation of these people. The life threat to others does not mean that it can also be applied to the heroine. This is her golden finger and her ability, and the reason why two people fall in love has never been love at first sight or liking someone's body. I accept that the styles I like are inconsistent, and I can also accept preconceived concepts, but the people I write about are not so perfect, and they are not the kind of people who are pampered as soon as they come up. If you can't accept it, you can just quit quietly. Thank you for your cooperation. People are a collective that communicates and works together, and I believe that it is precisely because of the heroine's difference and tenacity that we can transform that cruel world into a world that everyone likes. Everyone is growing up, including the heroine. These are some character settings and questions about this book. I hope it will not affect the perception of the book. In addition, I rarely leave comments in articles, so I am using this to ask for recommendation votes and monthly votes. Thank you all. Above.

The heroine inexplicably wants to protect the hero's family with her own life The male protagonist somehow wants to kill the female protagonist without even checking The heroine's mother-in-law is a holy mother in troubled times The heroine was not a Virgin at first, but was forced by her father-in-law to become one The father-in-law was a great mother-in-law, but he inexplicably wanted to kill the heroine when she was raising his family, and he gave up when he couldn't beat her. Then, he protects the innocence and kindness of his mother-in-law and encourages his mother-in-law and heroine to be kind, even in troubled times. The heroine's mother sold the heroine, and her family has been plotting against the heroine. The heroine resists, and the father-in-law advises the heroine to pay attention to her reputation, so as not to cause her mother-in-law to be gossiped about and know that there are bad people in the world. The heroine is required to support her natal family, who sold her, and take the heroine's mother to her husband's family to support her. Convinced. My father-in-law is a bitch at first and vicious at others. The heroine is inexplicably annoyed by his family and is led by his family. Everything came out of nowhere. I can't stand it anymore.