Marriage

I have to say that Ye's father is really not a human being. Wanyi's life is so strong that she has been imprisoned for half her life to protect Ye Subei. The stories of Ye Subei and his wife, and Ye Sudong and his wife are all about hardships and joys, and small happiness after twists and turns. All the story lines are integrated together, just right and flow smoothly.

When I saw the episode about the male protagonist's mother, I really felt that the male protagonist's father was a bitch. He was married to the hero's mother. The hero's mother got pregnant and didn't come back after giving birth. She didn't want to be responsible. I had an affair with my first love during the marriage. I felt that there was something wrong with both of them. One of them had an extramarital affair after they got married, and the other had an affair with someone else and acted as a mistress to pursue love. After having a child with the mistress, he wanted to divorce the male protagonist's mother. Please, how old was the male protagonist at that time and how many months ago did he want to be responsible for the mistress? At this time, he has a full sense of morality??? Doesn't he miss the hero and his mother??? He likes his first love so much, why did he marry the male protagonist's mother under pressure from the family, and yet he was irresponsible, cold-blooded, and ignored them. Later, when his first love died, he became drunk and crazy in front of his wife, saying that everything he owned belonged to his wife and son, and that his mistress and children had nothing, and he began to kidnap him morally. Come on, bro, I'm just right, okay? No matter what happens to you and your first love, you are all cheating within your marriage. You speak so emotionally, you accuse others from the moral high ground, and you act like everyone owes you. Your first love knows that you have a family and children, and if you are still together, you have to bear the consequences. Tmd, I got so angry watching this episode in the middle of the night. A scumbag pretending to be affectionate will die!!!!!!!

Inexplicably, he wants to read his mother's story

Alas, it's still the same routine: ex-girlfriend, secrets that can't be told, children, divorce. Why is there just that much? These patchwork plots can be found everywhere. Isn't it being indulgent to give three stars?

I hope there will be a follow-up to Ye's mother. I really hope she finds a second spring and makes Ye's father regret it and end up alone.

Speechless. I don't see anything that the male protagonist has to struggle with at all, and he doesn't talk to the female protagonist about anything. The explanation given in the novel is that the male protagonist puts the interests of his own family first. I really laughed. Your wife is not part of your family. You are kidding. Your wife is the first heir to the inheritance. She is not part of your family. In the novel, the male protagonist is whitewashed by saying that he is under pressure from all sides and has no time to solve the problem with the female protagonist. It's funny, he has time to go shopping with beautiful women, and he has time to see his ex's daughter (it's really too far-fetched to accept someone's trust. He does everything with a secretary to the heroine, but he does everything himself to his ex-girlfriend), but he just doesn't have time to solve problems with the heroine. After being married for several years, he hasn't even solved a problem. Does this mean he wants to live a good life? There is also the male protagonist who madly resists the arrangement before getting married. The novel explains that the male protagonist does not want to get married without confirming the female protagonist's intentions. Why, you would rather kneel down on a hunger strike to resist marrying the heroine than ask the heroine if she is willing to marry you, and even find a fake girlfriend to deceive the heroine (the hero of a sweet love story will never have a real ex-girlfriend no matter how disgusting he is). Do you believe it when you tell me this? It's really just a job, the male protagonist has no mouth, he pretends to be dead in the early stage and doesn't solve the problem, and in the later stage, he talks nonsense about how he is stressed, and the result is a happy ending. The same goes for the heroine. She finally made up her mind to get divorced, but she still insists on giving birth to a child for the hero. Can you have a little bit of your own life? The heroine of Sweet Pet does not need to be self-aware, and can only say that she respects the fate of others.

Ai Xiaotu writes really well about the two people's running-in and hard work during the first marriage stage. After reading both books, they both gave happy endings. The writing is good, the logic is good, and the details are good. The male protagonist, Ye Subei, comes from a military family and started his own business. He is handsome, rich and single-minded. He is an all-round male protagonist with no blind spots (there are some minor flaws in the writing in the first few chapters, but the overall character design is very good). His shortcoming is that his native family is so messed up (fortunately it is a novel, if it is reality, the scumbag must have not escaped). The female customer derives from the happiness of her native family, and pursues love persistently. On the one hand, she cannot express herself because she is young, and on the other hand, she has peach blossoms and her husband's peach blossoms, which affects the relationship between the couple. Therefore, it is easier said than done for couples to express kindness, trust each other, and overcome difficulties together!

This male and female protagonist is like a child playing house, getting divorced and remarrying. Does the male protagonist like the female protagonist? I can see that I like it, but I don't feel it at all. I feel that the male protagonist is very philanthropic and a gentleman to any woman, which is why women keep pestering him. His reason for being with Su Yan is also very childish. He is not sincere towards his wife. Just like the female protagonist said, she is the last one. However, the male protagonist still has the nerve to say that he loves the female protagonist. I think such a man is so disgusting. The female protagonist is even more speechless. After three years of grievance, she finally regained her consciousness. After getting divorced, she was tricked back by the male protagonist. The female protagonist has no autonomy at all. After divorce, she has to cut off everything. Even if she wants to keep the child, she must sign an agreement with the father of the child. In the final analysis, the heroine is too selfless, her love is too humble, and she despises such a woman very much.

The heroine is not a good person, and the entire Ye family is not a good person. The heroine came back after divorcing the male lead. She has a completely spoiled wife mentality. She will not divorce her, and she does not want other women who are suffering in the Ye family to divorce. She hopes that his sister-in-law, brother, and parents will not divorce. In fact, his father and his eldest brother have all cheated on each other, and they are all the kind who have illegitimate children. This kind of person will not divorce, a spoiled wife.

The author is very capable and writes the spiritual world of each character in the novel in a rich and colorful way. It is a very beautiful novel.