Three years after Lin Feng and Su Meng got married, Su Meng proposed DINK before the marriage. Lin Feng agreed, but Lin Feng was in trouble because Lin's mother wanted to have a grandson. Once Lin Feng received a call from a strange boy calling Su Meng "Mom". Investigation revealed that Su Meng was on a "business trip" to visit Liangliang, the son of her ex-boyfriend Zhang Hao, and the two conspired to deceive the Lin family into demolishing their house. Lin Feng compromised on the surface and proposed "one child a year", but secretly replaced Su Meng's birth control pills with ovulation-stimulating drugs to make her pregnant. At the same time, he monitored and obtained evidence that the two were cheating on the house.
Reader comments
This score is the most realistic among its kind. The protagonist behaves as a very ordinary person. There is no boss in life, and he can only be regarded as a middle-class person with no worries about food and clothing. If he is a big boss or something, he may be cruel and can only do a lot. Whatever you do with limited ability is within the scope of the law.
Does this heroine know what she thinks? Her mother-in-law and husband are so kind to her, have money, and like her?
In the beginning, I felt that the male protagonist was a bit unable to fight against the two of them, but the last three episodes were quite enjoyable. Although it didn't feel like a complete victory, the last three episodes were considered a better ending.
Many villains in the same genre never get their punishments filmed at all, either verbally or not at all. It's great that he was able to film his punishments in the last three episodes.
This score is the most realistic among its kind. The protagonist behaves as a very ordinary person. There is no boss in life, and he can only be regarded as a middle-class person with no worries about food and clothing. If he is a big boss or something, he may be cruel and can only do a lot. Whatever you do with limited ability is within the scope of the law.
Does this heroine know what she thinks? Her mother-in-law and husband are so kind to her, have money, and like her?
In the beginning, I felt that the male protagonist was a bit unable to fight against the two of them, but the last three episodes were quite enjoyable. Although it didn't feel like a complete victory, the last three episodes were considered a better ending. Many villains in the same genre never get their punishments filmed at all, either verbally or not at all. It's great that he was able to film his punishments in the last three episodes.