Siheyuan: Another Beautiful Young Widow

It's awesome to push a pregnant woman! And without being punished! All the animals in the hospital are blatantly harming people! I don't dare to look at this! It's so destructive to your outlook on life. Even if you want to harm someone, you can't do it so blatantly! There is no morality at all, at least it has to look good! Yi Zhonghai also did his moral kidnapping flawlessly! I didn't let everyone see that I was partial! Doing bad things blatantly is a bit over the top!

**Era recorder? Not a spy

Who is the protagonist for? The protagonist's mother endures her anger every day in order not to cause trouble. The protagonist is bullied every day, and he is bullied, killing two people. Isn't it bad not to be bullied? I still have to swallow my anger

In the beginning, Xu Damao paraded his shoes through the streets, but the result was unreasonable. There is a feeling of deliberately handling it with care. Even though they are paraded in the streets with broken shoes, they can still manipulate others over whether to get divorced or not. Is that because he said he won't leave until he leaves? I didn't expect that someone could pop out and **** someone after it was over. .

Boring. Please write randomly. Siheyuan often writes about house calculations. How is it possible that it is impossible to get a house no matter how hard it is done? Unless you marry a widow like Silly Pillar.

The biggest flaw of the Siheyuan novel is that there is no trace of the protagonist in the writing. Later, it is all about the trivial things in the Siheyuan. The protagonist occasionally comes out.

The awesome guy you have here actually has a son. Aren't you looking for scolding?

Does the protagonist drive a big car? Just drive it and see?

Where is He Yuyu? Has it been swallowed by the author?

The beginning was pretty average, but it got better and better later on. It can be considered that the flaws do not hide the advantages. Occasionally there is a plot where the protagonist has less role, but it is also understandable that a child is often more suitable to be an observer rather than a participant.