The Maid Abandons Her Child and Runs, but the Cold Young Lord Goes Mad Chasing His Wife

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The plot and emotional narration of the characters are good, and the heroine is one of the few novels I have read that can be ruthless enough to leave after giving birth to a child. The conflict between the male and female protagonists mainly lies in the status gap and class perception, and the female protagonist cares about her own "dignity." Fortunately, there is an abusive male protagonist, but in the end I still hope that they can be together in the end, after all, they both have each other in their hearts [Sending Hearts][Sending Hearts] Yes, I am very satisfied that the part of chasing my wife has not been touched upon. Although the two have not seen each other for five years, the male protagonist has been secretly visiting the female protagonist and paying attention to Ayi. In the end, the biggest assist in chasing my wife must be our little Lu Nian.

Very nice! There is no forced torture of women in the torture area, which is quite touching. Some people stopped watching the commentary because they said that the heroine is the Virgin. When did the Virgin become a derogatory term? If you read novels without thinking, not every female protagonist in the author's works is what you call a "big heroine". Today's readers prefer to read some "big heroines". On the contrary, when the heroine needs to be protected in those plots, some people say that the rights of the male protagonist are deliberately highlighted. The heroine can be weak or brave, kind or shrewd, and have different personalities. No matter what she is, the male protagonist loves her.

The plot is of an ancient style (actually I don't know how to define early or late, you just know what I mean) but the writing is very touching. I haven't seen such an engaging wife-chasing crematorium for a long time. The description of the characters' emotions is very touching to the readers. It is at the level of physical books back then. I look forward to the sweet ending.

Later, the child asked the prince, "Daddy, why do you always give way to your mother?" The prince said, "If I don't let her, she won't be able to take you with her if she runs away."

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I really like the heroine's character, and the male protagonist's character also really pokes me It's just that in the middle and later stages, he was a bit too abusive to the prince. It's very distressing. He is so humble. I really like the male protagonist so much