The Middle-aged Greasy Uncle and the World-weary Girl

The protagonist in this book is simply a real miserable person. He was cuckolded, molested by his own brother, and the child is not his own. The more he reads, the more depressed he becomes. There are actually a lot of realistic stories that say the writing is good. Are you afraid that you have not really experienced such disgusting things? And the protagonist Jane feels like a fool. In the end, she defended the woman who cuckolded her. I was convinced. I really don't know why so many people say this book is good? Maybe it's because of different values. Reality is already painful enough. Why the hell am I still looking for abuse when I read a novel? I really don't know what's the psychology of these people who made good promises? I have to say that the writing of this book is really good, but the plot and setting are really disgusting. The summary is just one sentence. The content is extremely uncomfortable. If you like physical and psychological discomfort, just read it.

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The protagonist's ex-girlfriend Han Xue: I just want to say that this kind of person is really hypocritical. Not only did he betray his boyfriend because of money and interests, but the protagonist's heart was hurt. But I have nothing to say about this. After all, love is free, and there is nothing wrong with it, right? But what's the point of cuckolding her boyfriend and letting the protagonist raise someone else's child? Um? Isn't this what women often say to some of us men? It's so-called having one's feet in two boats, isn't it? Hypocrisy, it's obviously your own fault, but you blame all the fault on the protagonist, it's really unreasonable Protagonist: I think the protagonist is a very simple person. He has devoted himself wholeheartedly, but he has received such a result and has to suffer the bullying of those two scumbags. It is really not worth it. Let's talk about Yu Baobao again. She is just a very simple and kind-hearted person, but she was forced to marry a person of poor character by her relatives who were blinded by interests. Under the coercion of others, she felt a little dark in her heart, but she was still very kind and did not want to harm other innocent people. People often say that good will be rewarded with good and evil will be rewarded with evil. I hope this society can truly do this.

I'm sorry that I came here from a pirated copy, because I saw a letter written by the author to the readers. Personally, I want to say that no matter the writing and story of this book, I was really fascinated by it. The openness of mind can also be seen in the words and lines of the letter written by the author. What makes me happy is that the author said that this book is by no means censorship. I will definitely catch up with the original version. Finally, Brother Dan, come on. I haven't read a good book like this for a long time. Don't care about what others say, and ignore those that are only suitable for reading childish articles. Friends are easy to come by, but confidants are hard to find.

This is probably the first novel I've read that talks about adult relationships in marriage. The first half of the novel was quite frustrating to read. The protracted entanglement between Jiang Jun and his ex-wife was a little uncomfortable. Although they had lived together for ten years, from the back of the novel, it seems that Jiang Jun always knew about Han Xue's cheating. Even so, Jiang Jun was still entangled in his relationship with his ex-wife in the early stage, probably because he has read too many daily dog ​​food articles recently. All in all it was unpleasant. Apart from Jiang Jun's entanglement with his ex-wife, the first half of the novel is still quite enjoyable when paired with the fish Bao Bao. I personally like the author's portrayal of Bao Bao very much. It's cute, cute, and full of dirty jokes. As the plot progresses, Bao Bao falls in love with Jiang Jun and starts to act coquettishly, like a little girl who just fell in love. Although Jiang Jun is not sure about the relationship between the two, it doesn't stop me from eating. But this novel is about looking for sweets among the glass shards. Apart from the extra chapters, it is quite sad overall. Until the ending, Jiang Jun is not together yet, but they still get married and have children together in the later extra chapters. The most dog food in the book comes from the extra chapters. There are some poisonous points, and it depends on one's ability to resist poison. I also picked up and read the later chapters, because I skipped the chapters where Jiang Jun went to Xi'an, so I was a bit confused later on when the male protagonist suddenly became awesome and rich. Probably Jiang Jun's journey to Xi'an was a turning point in Jiang Jun's character change. Point, before the Xi'an group, Jiang Jun was cowardly and forbearing, but after the Xi'an group, Jiang Jun began to fight back. As for why Jiang Jun and Shuang Shui's relationship progressed slowly, Jiang Jun liked Han Xue in college, Zhao Anqing liked Jiang Jun, Du Kun liked Han Xue, and Zhao Anqing's brother started He used a trick to get Jiang Jun and Han Xue together, hoping that his sister would give up on Jiang Jun, but at that time Zhao Anqing's brother didn't know Jiang Jun yet. In his brother's eyes, Jiang Jun was just a poor boy who was liked by his sister, and Han Xue, as mentioned later by the author, I have been there, Han Xue is a money-worshiping girl. At first, brother Zhao Anqing used a luxury car to get Jiang Jun and Han Xue together. After Han Xue got together with Jiang Jun, she discovered that Jiang Jun had no money, but Jiang Jun's superficial brother Du Kun was rich, so he got together with Du Kun again. Later, it should be because of She married Jiang Jun because she was pregnant. The author wrote that Jiang Jun and Han Xue had been together for ten years since college and the child was seven years old. This can still be explained. Later, after Jiang Jun was forced to divorce, he met Bao Bao while drunk, and later he picked up Bao Bao from Du Kun after returning from Xi'an. You can guess why Bao Bao first came into contact with him, why Du Kun had sex with Jiang Jun's woman, how Du Kun's fiancée Bao Bao wanted to have sex with Jiang Jun to disgust Du Kun, and in addition, Bao Bao had said before how he fell in love with a middle-aged uncle who was seven years older than him. Jiang Jun would marry an uncle who was seven years older than him, so Jiang Jun was afraid that Yu Baobao would not have any feelings for him. On the contrary, Yu Baobao always thought that Jiang Jun was a fool with a slow brain, so he started to contact Jiang Jun with purpose. After the trip to Xi'an, Yu Baobao understood that even though Jiang Jun was a fool, Zi also realized the purpose of contacting him, but Jiang Jun didn't say it, and Yu Baobao began to feel uncertain. I skipped through the next twenty or thirty chapters of the trip to Xi'an, and didn't understand it deeply. As for why the latter two people never dared to express their feelings, I still need a master to help me interpret it. Let's talk about the ending. In order to make Jiang Jun less sad, Zhuangbao chose to leave him and let his father go to jail (although it was Zhao Anqing's brother who sent Su Qian to prison). Yu Banbao's father, Su Qian, began to feel sorry for Jiang Jun's family twenty years ago. Jiang Jun's parents did not agree with Jiang Jun and Xiangbao being together. Maybe Baobao knew this after waking up from the car accident, so he was more determined to leave Jiang Jun. This is the end of the text. To be honest, my favorite part of the whole book is the extra chapter. Jiang Jun and Zhao Anqing were together for a year. Zhao Anqing let Jiang Jun go to find Bao Bao. The two got back together. She owned the blue sky and he owned the world. They also gave birth to a baby boy together. Bao Bao conquered his parents. Jiang Mi and Bao Bao Jiang Jun got back together. Wait, the extra chapter is probably the most beautiful chapter of this novel. It also made my hanging heart fall into the haystack without breaking. The love between the uncle and the girl has twists and turns, touches, tears, warmth, and a little bit of comedy. Looking at the whole text, my favorite is Bao Bao~ (although Zhao Anqing has been giving in). It is probably because of my personality that I am more inclined to be together with the uncle. Maybe the uncles like weird girls? Finally, I also hope that if the author writes a new book, he won't be so aggrieved in the early stage, as it can really persuade many people.

We have been together for some time. I was with her in Sichuan and then we broke up after I left my hometown for Zhejiang. Why don't I talk about it. I have to say that I broke up with her for more than half a year, but I have been single. Here is Luo Qi, who is as heartless as Luo Qi. [Shhh, I will cry heartbreakingly]

To be honest, this is the only book that kept me waiting for so long, and now it's finally finished, so happy with the ending🎉 I always liked Yu Bao Bao in the beginning, because his quirky character is really lovable, but later on I became more and more attracted to Zhao Anqing. When I watched it, I always lamented that there is no such person in reality... So I was a little bit disappointed with the ending of Zhao Anqing, not that I felt sorry for Zhao Anqing. Anqing was a little unhappy being single all his life, because being single was ultimately the result of his own choice. The hard thing was that Jiang Jun clearly liked someone other than Zhao Anqing, but he still stayed with Zhao Anqing for a while, and when he heard the news about Yu Baobao, he abandoned Zhao Anqing without hesitation. To be honest, I feel that Jiang Jun's approach is no different from Han Xue's. Han Xue doesn't like Jiang Jun but stays with Jiang Jun because of money. Jiang Jun doesn't like Zhao Anqing, but stays with him because he likes her for ten years. Well, I feel worthless for Zhao Anqing. In any case, I am very happy to see such a novel in a big environment. I would like to thank the author for his persistence in completing this novel.

I clicked to read this book entirely because of the title. As the author said, the book's performance is not very good and the ranking is very low, but maybe it is because of this that it stands out among the many urban XXX... Although the title of the book is eye-catching, I am only interested in the title and have no expectations for the content. After all, how good can it be when it is ranked with all the urban XXX? The result was beyond my expectation. This book turned out to be an emotional book. Whether it was Jiang Jun, Yu Baobao or Zhao Anqing, their personalities were all very distinct. Even Han Xue would be scolded after reading it... To be honest, what makes me willing to keep reading is not just the relationship between the characters, but some of the opinions conveyed to us by the author through the book. Many people ask whether Jiang Jun is stupid for wearing a cuckold and raising children for others... Like the author, I don't think this is stupid. Emotional relationships are never determined by blood, but are accumulated over time in life. Otherwise, why would there be so many people in society who treat adopted children as their own sons? Jiang Jun is not mean, he does not ignore the cuckold, he is also angry, so he treats Han Xue as a passerby and ignores him. But Jiang Mi is not guilty. This is the little cotton-padded jacket he has brought up since childhood. It is a little baby who acts coquettishly, cutely, and naughtyly towards you. Although there is no blood relationship, Jiang Mi is indeed his daughter. I said so much incoherently just to express that this is a good book. I thought it was going to be a eunuch after I stopped updating it for so long. After reading tonight's letter, I regained hope. Well, the author must work hard to update it. As long as he continues to update it, he will finish reading it without missing a chapter. Come on!

I am blown away by this book! ! ! It may be a little bit sadistic at the beginning (even more sadistic at the end), but the ending is still relatively good. Zhao Anqing is a pity, but it also reflects some things in society. I also feel that the image of Du Kun is very good. The protagonist, witness his life process from decadence to despair to a little hope to full of confidence to despair and then to numbness and finally a sudden reversal. I am stupid and can't speak, so I won't say much. Anyway, I love this book!

I had read half of it before because the author had temporarily stopped updating for a while, plus after knowing that the author had finished updating, school started before I could finish reading. Overall, it's pretty good, and I roughly understand the main content of the novel. Zhao Anqing, the protagonist, Han Xue, and Du Kun are from the same university. Han Xue is a common school beauty and likes Du Kun; Zhao Anqing is the daughter of a wealthy family and likes the protagonist. Later, her brother intervened and sent the protagonist to school. Han Xue thought that the protagonist was a hidden rich second generation, and the protagonist was much better in character, so she agreed to pursue the protagonist. Later, she learned the truth, but because the protagonist devoted her wholeheartedly to her, it was difficult for her to break up with the protagonist. For the sake of reputation, she was forced to marry the protagonist, so there was an irreconcilable conflict between them. In the end, conscience found that a group of people lived in harmony, and the protagonist also came together with his beloved Yu Baobao, and everyone was happy. I just want to express the following views on this matter. I think two people should be loyal to each other no matter what reason they are together (of course, on the condition that the other party has not done anything to feel sorry for you). Furthermore, Han Xue's criteria for selecting a mate from the beginning were material-based to despising a superior material life. Du Kun also gradually let go of his unreasonable desires. Although not completely, I think it is very close to reality, and the protagonist is also a A very capable and smart person, he tried to retain Han Xue, but failed, and then conflicts arose. It can be said that Han Xue's feelings for Du Kun were related to material reasons at the beginning and her own feelings. In the end, she despised the superior material life and gradually turned out to be out of love for Du Kun. There are different reasons for this incident. I think this ending is quite reasonable and close to the ending. I quite like this novel.