Summary of the story (human version): Su Xiaoman thought she was married to a "maniac who dotes on his wife": when they were in love, her husband Zhou Minghao sent milk tea every day, wrote short essays in WeChat Moments, and vowed to make her "beautiful as a flower all her life." As a result, after getting married, I discovered that this guy was a "drama queen" - the video of "coaxing the baby at three o'clock in the morning" posted on WeChat Moments was staged (the baby cried until five o'clock and he didn't wake up at all). He said that he wanted to "work hard to make money" but actually lost all his family's money in the stock market. He also kept telling her to "stop being a slut when you become a mother". It was even more outrageous during pregnancy: During the prenatal check-up, he was busy live-streaming and pretending to be a husband. He filmed the fish porridge that his mother cooked at 5 a. M. And said he "ran three streets to buy porridge for his wife." The most amazing thing is that this guy's "daily life of doting on his wife" is all planned: dressing his children in second-hand clothes to pose for photos as a "frugal dad", and then buying himself a 5,000 yuan gaming chair. It wasn't until he was dragged by his colleagues to go camping that Su Xiaoman saw the truth clearly: When it rained and the tent leaked, her husband hid in the car and took photos. At the bonfire party, people were talking about parenting, and he was busy filming a short video called "Father is kind and son is filial". In the leaky tent, she suddenly realized - I won't act with you anymore! He began to use magic to defeat magic: he posted a staged video, and she made trouble in the comments section; he hid his private money to buy a graphics card, but she sold it back to buy camping equipment. In the end, Su Xiaoman fully realized: Marriage is not a reality show, I won't be a free actor for you anymore! I started a camping community with my children and changed the wedding veil into a tent curtain. Zhou Minghao jumped anxiously: "You have changed!" She replied: "I haven't changed, I just don't want to be a prop in your circle of friends anymore."