After My Daughter's Love Went Sour, I Brought Home a Blond Punk

This is a story about a female protagonist, leaving her father behind and leaving her son behind, and at the same time, she turns the male protagonist into a male slave.

The writing is quite good, with the style of an early marriage novel, but it also has a common problem in the early years. Throughout the whole story, you are following and investigating, and then you are slapped in the face, and then you continue to investigate. The final ending of this kind of story is not betrayal, and everything the male protagonist does seems to be a big deal. Then the male protagonist is far inferior to the female protagonist in all aspects, which makes the male protagonist quite unfounded in his revenge. For some reason, the female protagonist clearly loves the male protagonist who is inferior to her in all aspects, and why she likes to use some intrigues to deceive the male protagonist. At present, it seems that there will be no problem with a normal and generous relationship. Waiting for the author's subsequent explanation.

It's not like a story about chasing a husband, but like a story about the heroine's pet getting into trouble with her and then refocusing. Just keep it at a slow pace, just be frustrated

After reading Chapter 133, the man has been plotted by the woman. The woman found someone to frame him since he dropped out of school. She kept him in captivity like a cow and a horse for 18 years. She did not give him any happiness in life and made him bullied. Including the company where the man worked was also funded by her, just to monitor and control him. The man left with a few thousand yuan, and the old man appeared to be the woman's father, not his uncle. The man had been treated like a dog for 18 years and abused for 18 years. Huang Mao is a woman and the heroine's enemy, but she exposed the heroine's cover. This concept is still very exciting and very beautiful. I don't understand how the heroine, who is also a billionaire, could have been married for eighteen years and keep cheating on her husband for no reason, and she can never cheat on her own daughter. Her daughter is seventeen years old. What kind of life has she been living since childhood? Her parents are separated, and her grandma and grandpa scold her father whenever she calls. Is this worthy of being a mother?

The author has updated it again, which is great. The writing style of this book is very delicate, but unfortunately the author first suppresses it and then develops it. The first hundred chapters are very depressing, and the male protagonist's subsequent counterattack is also relatively tame. If this book was slower or not updated, readers who have followed it up to this point would be in vain.

This book is very interesting. The male protagonist looks like a poor, middle-aged divorced man in the early stage. The second female lead and Huang Mao have too long of a foreshadowing, and it only explodes later. In the middle and last part, it actually returns to the yandere scene. I'll give it a try.

There's nothing wrong with it. It's a rare piece of writing that's very realistic and reasonable.

It is actually understandable that eighteen years is placed in a novel about cultivating immortals and yanderes. After all, hundreds of years are enough to dilute the pain caused by these obsessions. But in reality, the heroine gave her best years to the hero, so why not the hero? Many people nowadays like to distinguish obsession from love, but what the heroine does is indeed love, and she looks down on other men. All the tricks she uses are to make the hero love herself wholeheartedly. Is the love called obsession not love? I think it is still love. It is hateful that the heroine has been cheating for eighteen years, but as far as the novel is concerned, the heroine's starting point is entirely for the love of the hero and she has not changed her mind at all. In the end, let's give it a chance.

It's a good yandere novel. I hope the author can pay more attention to the description of the male protagonist's talents and talents. This will make it easier to highlight how the ex-wife ruined the first half of the male protagonist's life, so that it will look more enjoyable when he rises later. (Also, I hope that when describing the male protagonist, I hope to increase the initiative in the character, rather than being passive)

It's okay, Li Liqun is Uncle Zhuo, and Huang Mao is a woman disguised as a man. So far, they all look pretty good. I hope it doesn't end 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻