Out of Control! Yan Ye's Childhood Sweetheart Runs Away Pregnant!

I like this book. It was so cruel at the beginning that my heart ached, but it keeps getting sweeter at the end. The male and female protagonists have their say, but sometimes they just don't say it. There are a lot of misunderstandings, but I love reading it, and I just want the author to clear up all the misunderstandings! [Punch hard]

This book is simply the parents of the fake daughter with the most upright views I have ever read. Although the heroine is not her biological child, her adoptive parents are really good to her, and Zhen Qianjin will not be partial to her when she comes back. I also like the heroine's occasional little temper and willfulness, but the hero is too domineering and the heroine is always manipulated by the hero.

When I first watched it, I felt that the male and female protagonists were very sweet and in love with each other. The more I watched, the more I realized that the male protagonist really loved the female protagonist, but the female protagonist did not love him as much as she said. However, this changed after the female protagonist learned that she was not the eldest daughter of the Luo family (a fake daughter). She thought that the male protagonist would leave her because of her identity. The male protagonist said that as long as she didn't let go of his hand, he would never let go of her. The female protagonist said that she did the same, but after hearing that the male protagonist's mother wanted him to break up because of her background, the male protagonist didn't want to, so he said that they don't have to get married (the male protagonist loves the female protagonist so much, even if he doesn't get married, he will definitely not marry another woman, which is still considered boyfriend and girlfriend). And I think this is the result of the male protagonist's temporary delay. The female protagonist just because This sentence broke up with the male protagonist. In order to save her, the male protagonist knelt outside the ward all night with a fever. The female protagonist did not see him. Three years after he left, he gave birth to a daughter for the male protagonist. The male protagonist may have found a real daughter to be his fiancée out of anger, because the grandmother of the heroine's adoptive mother's family died of illness. The heroine came back to see her grandma for the last time. She did not say that she did not want to have a relationship with the male protagonist, but she kept hanging on to him. (Drunk, she called the hero and told him her reasons for leaving, telling her how difficult it was for her.) The funniest thing is that she decided to break off the relationship with the hero and threw all the gifts he had given her into the trash can. However, they were found and broken into pieces by the garbage collector. She knelt down in distress and missed her, and was seen by the hero and his fiancée. The male protagonist saw what she was about to throw and got angry and wanted to help her throw it away. As a result, she cried and begged him not to throw it away (you were not going to throw it away [what]). She kept saying that we have broken up and please don't appear next to her again. However, the male protagonist had no intention of having sex with her even though she was drugged. She also said that she knew what she was doing and would not blame the male protagonist. However, after the male protagonist had sex with her, she said that last night was just an accident? I don't understand. If you don't want to have a relationship with him so much, why do you refuse when the hero wants to find a doctor for you? Why do you take the initiative to ask for a relationship with the hero? What I still don't understand is that because of a strange woman's words, I helped her raise a child and let the child take the place of her own daughter to enjoy her father's love, the love of grandparents and uncles. How can your parents, including your brother, love you so much, including the hero, and deceive you with peace of mind?

Three stars are given because the heroine is too ink-stained. She really follows his adopted parents. She is not close to her own children, but she is very good to other people's children. [Punch out] [Punch out] [Punch out]

The first part was pretty good, but the second part gave up on the show. The heroine was procrastinating. What did you think of helping a stranger raise a child? Why don't you just take me to the orphanage if you are so good? He left his daughter abroad, and later when his daughter came back, he said that they should get along well with each other. It was unfair to his children. I don't mind watching it. It's too ink-stained. I don't like this.

Did you really see the back??? Because his biological daughter doesn't want to return to China, he keeps her abroad? A child was stuffed on the roadside and said to be taken back to the country to investigate her family. What happened during the investigation? I just saw that the heroine didn't care about her own daughter, but she was obsessed with the daughter of a stranger. . Is it so difficult to tell the male protagonist that Tangxin is not your real daughter? Tangtang is still abroad. I am speechless and feel sorry for Tangtang.

Emmm, I feel that the logic of this book is really weird. The male protagonist is not a good person, and the female protagonist is not necessarily a good person. Well, I can only say that human nature is like this, but the female protagonist is luckier and has too many flaws. Writing a book is not easy, so give it a good review.

It's super good. I've been reading a lot lately because of the book shortage. This novel is the one I've read the most, and the author updates it very quickly. The latter part is getting harder and harder to understand, it's not my type.

It feels so unfair to Tangtang. When will the female pig's feet say that?

The plot is too heart-warming, and it feels too romantic. I only think about myself and don't think about what others should do.