He used marriage to create a cage, and she used indifference to stick to herself. Until his son's wish shattered the last pretense between them.
A misplaced marriage started by "forced marriage" and "cold rejection", an emotional dilemma that started with childhood sweethearts but ended with deep resentment.
Reader comments
The author's writing style is actually pretty good, and it creates a sense of suffocation, but I don't know why I always feel that the female protagonist is being PUAed by the male protagonist. The male protagonist says that he loves her, but does he have any actual expressions? The male protagonist says that the female protagonist is not a competent mother, but what kind of good thing is the male protagonist. And the author, what do you want to express? Do you want the heroine to live her own life or do you want the heroine to find a way in a suffocating marriage that is not only good for the hero but also good for herself, while taking into account her own dreams?
The author's writing style is actually pretty good, and it creates a sense of suffocation, but I don't know why I always feel that the female protagonist is being PUAed by the male protagonist. The male protagonist says that he loves her, but does he have any actual expressions? The male protagonist says that the female protagonist is not a competent mother, but what kind of good thing is the male protagonist. And the author, what do you want to express? Do you want the heroine to live her own life or do you want the heroine to find a way in a suffocating marriage that is not only good for the hero but also good for herself, while taking into account her own dreams?