Secretly Having His Baby: The Abstinent Factory Director Begs for Love in the 1980S

It's good to watch, but what I like about the plot is that the heroine and her husband have been in love for a long time...

The story is relatively short and quite complete. It has been on the bookshelf for a long time, and I have scanned several books of the same genre, but I haven't read it yet. I tried this one with some background music while I was cooking today, and I actually started reading it. One problem with most novels of the same genre is that the heroine was bullied by the vicious female protagonist and pretended not to ask for help from the hero. In this novel, the heroine did not suffer without hardship. After something bad happened for the first time, she called the police and left her ex-in-law's house. Then something happened again and she moved into the male protagonist's room. The male protagonist was not good at first, but it was okay later on. Except for the misunderstanding about being drugged, everything else was considered thoughtful. After the male protagonist calmed down after going abroad, he kept looking for the female protagonist, and even after returning home, he kept looking for him. The male protagonist also has a clearer understanding of himself. He is more inseparable from the female protagonist. There are also several vicious female supporting characters in the middle, including the heroine's colleagues in the department at the beginning, the male protagonist's college junior sister who came in the middle, and the male protagonist's ex-fiancée's sister (long before the male and female protagonists had a relationship, the male protagonist had proposed to his fiancée to terminate the engagement). They were all slapped in the face by the heroine herself or the hero There is no high blood pressure plot where you have to choose a female partner. The female protagonist has always been the male protagonist's firm choice. Don't blame the heroine for being too lazy. When the heroine was young, the hero went to the countryside to work as an educated youth and worked as a teacher for her. Later, when the heroine became an adult, she went to work as a nanny in his house and the hero tried hard to encourage her to learn. He was considered a good life mentor. It just feels like the male protagonist knows that one of the reasons why the female protagonist doesn't want to get back together with him is that the male protagonist is too strict with her and is speechless when he stares at her every day to study [ Eat Melon ] [ Eat Melon ] [ Eat Melon ] [ Eat Melon ]

It's okay. Although I didn't have a long mouth at the beginning, I just like this sense of ambiguous pulling. And the author is not good at writing. This is the happiest one. There is no vicious female lead, stalking, disgusting, and no parents running out to break up. I don't know why some people think it's not good-looking. I think it's very good-looking. This is a story about a male protagonist chasing his wife in the crematorium. The male protagonist always coaxes himself and continues to pursue the female protagonist. It's good to read.

I rarely post comments. This novel is beautiful, highly authentic, and the story is close to reality. The heroine Jiang Mo is strong and self-reliant. The story made me rush to read it.

Even when the male and female protagonists are not together, they can still feel the sweetness🤣

Not bad, it's going pretty fast.

It's so good to watch, really, the plot is compact, and it has all the fun bits it should have.

It's really good to watch. The man and woman solved the misunderstanding and their relationship quickly heated up. Their son Yibao is so cute and smart, just like an adult.

It's okay, this book doesn't create a steady stream of similar contradictions because of the pursuit of a large number of words.

It's so beautiful. I hope it will always be sweet and stop being abused.