After the Fake Young Master Left, President Chi Couldn't Stop Pursuing Me

It's good to watch, but I was a little sad to watch it. Although I was happy to see Shang Chu go from being dead to gradually coming to life when he got along with Chi Ting, and became more alive, what Shang experienced in the early years was still heartbreaking. Especially when everything is settled, the foreign businessman recalls how difficult it was to raise a child alone at the beginning, and the difficulties he encountered are even more sad. It made me cry.

The point of abuse is single, because basically the child is abused (suffering), and the person who can he in the later stage is also strong enough when he is young. The early plot felt like everyone was dead, and there was no one who was good at it, except Song. However, it is very comfortable to watch later, the way everything is back on track and everyone is alive and happy. In the end, Chi Ting and Shang Chu will always be happy [blowing kiss]

The writing is very good, but I felt depressed after reading it. The treatment was a bit too tragic. So many embarrassing and sad things happened without any resentment at all. This feels impossible. The journey of chasing my wife was also smooth. In fact, it was a journey with a wounded mentality. The ending made me feel more upset. Why was my aunt not just for property in the end, but just that kind of bad person alone? Why don't you go into the prison and arrange for someone to wait for you in the prison? ! ! ! This ending makes everyone who has been hurt in the end innocent... Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh so frustrating so wronged people who have been hurt in the end are all innocent.

It's so good to watch, I really cried to death at the beginning, but in the end I finally felt that twists and turns, all the hardships come to an end. I feel that in this plot, Shang Chushi is really the biggest victim, which is very heartbreaking.

It's a very special story about a true and false young master, but I really felt sorry for the male protagonist, thinking that he was a fake, but it turned out that he was deceived by his relatives. This aunt is really too paranoid and scary. The other male protagonist should be lucky. If he loses the one he loves like his father, he will probably die of depression. It's not cliche, the plot is novel, it's just a bit sadistic, it made me cry, please give me more candy.

The article is written very delicately and naturally. I like it very much. A severely depressed young man who has gone through a lot of hardships and was framed by a huge conspiracy, and a family that suffered tragic changes. An emotionally disturbed boss who hides secrets in the family. From accidental to mutual redemption, from misunderstandings to the dependence and calmness that clears the fog, and finally become each other's support. (When reading the puzzle of this book, you still have to be patient with the emotional entanglements of these people, otherwise it is easy to miss some details. Turning a book into a completely over-interpreted massacre and mindless venting of anger. That kind of emotion has greatly deviated from a person's actual feelings in such a situation. Anyway, I still support the author to continue writing according to this objective line of thinking. Otherwise, it will be completely useless and unreal. I don't know what the author's mental state is in the later period. There may still be a little writing that tends to the audience's emotions✍️, but it is a minor flaw and does not affect the reading experience. Finally, there is the warm and healing part. This part is just to make up for the abuse I have suffered🍬, but it is quite a pity. I don't know what will happen to Song Yun's love life, nor Zhou Qi. I really have no feelings for Mr. Shang, let them be. Generally speaking, they have just the right control over the overall structure and detail presentation. The psychological journey of the characters is written naturally and just right. It feels very real, especially the description of the suffering. This is also the most brilliant part of the writing in my opinion. Eating sweets at the end is originally the mission of this book, so I won't make so many self-righteous comments. After all, I want to eat sweets. If someone can't understand and agree, I can only say that you and I are not meant for each other, so let this review go. The most important thing is to find reviews that you like and like. [Like] Don't pick on me and I won't trouble you. Otherwise, I'm afraid that I will become internally consumed and talk about you day and night and draw circles around you [smile])

It's okay. In fact, the plot is quite cliche. Let's call it a sad story. It seems to push the protagonist's life and dignity to the lowest possible level, and it is about to break. It also exerts downward pressure from time to time. The reader endures the sour feeling of being aggrieved while anticipating what kind of rebound there will be. The story is relatively complete overall, and after reading it in one sitting, there is no outstanding impression. The pacing is also okay, the writing is concise, and the plot progresses without lag. In the end, being able to HE depends partly on the protagonist's "love brain". The emotional line does not have a richer progression, but is more like a part that promotes the plot setting. Shou has always had feelings for Gong, but she just lost trust; while Gong is a born domineering boss with a tortuous view of emotions, and he only realizes his love belatedly. The emotional description is quite cliched and crude, but it is still watchable. After all, it is a classic combination that saves effort and is pleasing to the eye.

Baozi, who likes to read sadistic stories, can read it. It's very well written and very enjoyable to read. However, I suggest you don't read the comments. A lot of God's perspective doesn't consider the character's personality and plot at all, and they don't take on the role. They always try to impose their own thoughts and feelings on the character, and they keep scolding [star][star]

It was the first time I watched this kind of subject. It was so miserable in front of Shou. He was set up by his relatives and betrayed by his family. The young master was stepped on in the mud when he was a child. He had to live a hard life with two children. He was a little cold and paranoid. He always misunderstood Shou's kindness. In the end, the truth was revealed. The two of them had the same mind. The most unexpected thing was that the big boss turned out to be his aunt.

Personally I think this book is closer to reality Please stop talking about my husband. Gong didn't like Shang Xiao at the beginning. The hurt he suffered when he was a child was that he was a bully and had a bad taste. I can only say that Gong misunderstood a lot, which made everyone think he was abusing Xiao. I can only say that Xiao was pitiful. He fell in love with an aunt who had been planning for more than 20 years! It was only in the later stage that I let go of my guard and fell in love with it. I can only say that there were many twists and turns. It was really exciting and sweet! I really like Song in the article. He is very gentle and considerate!