Zhao Jinyu never thought that she would get divorced and have children in the future.
After all, at the age of twenty-three, she was afraid of marriage and children!
Once she wakes up from the dream, it will be ten years later. She has been under the feudal mentality for a long time and dares to divorce. She is really shitting on a tiger's head - she is so bold!
My brother said she just lost her memory.
That person holding a million in savings + an ex-husband and child whom he has no memory of + parents who have severed ties with each other, this is not a good way to win life!
In addition to the fact that the adopted son she picked up on the roadside is also very sensible and can cook and wash clothes well, Zhao Jinyu feels that her life is a little more complete.
If there were another male model with eight-pack abs, I would have no regrets in this life!
As soon as she made her wish, she turned around and met a university student. Her sticky eyes made her think.
She originally thought the other party was her ex-husband, but she didn't expect it to be her ex-husband?
She also gave birth to the two children?
Zhao Jinyu was stunned, God, wishes are not so fulfilling!
Reader comments
After watching it, I felt a little frustrated. I skipped watching it. Now that I see it, I feel like everyone is right.
The first is the heroine. Her childhood experience tells her that it's useless to report worries to anyone. When she was bullied, her parents asked why she didn't bully others; when she was bullied as a child, her parents signed a letter of understanding out of filial piety, and no one asked her for her opinion. The younger brother said that the heroine often reported good things but not bad things. The key is that no one cares about the troubles. He also backhandedly asked you why you worry when others don't worry. It is a kind of suffering without others. I always feel that it is better to talk things out. But for a person who has been like this for more than 20 years, can he talk about it as soon as he gets married? You know, most people prefer their relatives. You can't say anything about relatives. As a newly married person, what can I say? I can only say that the heroine and the hero are not suitable. One is boring and the other is cold-hearted and hot-hearted. They don't communicate and just make up their minds. If there are really no conflicts, they can get along, but there are too many conflicts between them. Alas [crazy] [crazy]
The male protagonist, how should I put it, he knows that his family is partial, but he thinks that his mother can get along with his wife, and he doesn't know what happens at home. His mother, sister, and people outside can all scold him at will, but his wife is one with him. Doesn't this look down on him? I want to know that no one outside has told him about his wife's reputation. Is it because he didn't climb high enough? Is it because his best friend doesn't have a wife? Is it because he is too indulgent to his family, to the point where his sister is rude to his sister-in-law [angry][angry][angry][angry]
There are two children, and the heroine doesn't remember them when she's nice to them. When she does, they're surrounded by bad comments about their mother, but according to the book, they have very high IQs, and don't they live with their parents and grandma? Even if the parents don't live with grandma, don't they usually see their parents? I believe everything grandma says, but I don't believe what mom says. So where is dad? Can't a CEO see the child's resistance to his mother?
How can I put it this way? I don't really want to get remarried. The male protagonist's family is too troublesome and he is unable to solve it. He is divorcing the female protagonist and she is hospitalized. The matters around him have not been resolved yet. How long will it take? There are also children. Children cannot be wrong, but I feel that children from wealthy families should have high emotional intelligence, right? In short, the misfortune the heroine suffered from the child cannot be in vain. At most, she can care about it, but it will not work like before. (These are just some of my opinions, don't argue, you are right)
After watching it, I felt a little frustrated. I skipped watching it. Now that I see it, I feel like everyone is right. The first is the heroine. Her childhood experience tells her that it's useless to report worries to anyone. When she was bullied, her parents asked why she didn't bully others; when she was bullied as a child, her parents signed a letter of understanding out of filial piety, and no one asked her for her opinion. The younger brother said that the heroine often reported good things but not bad things. The key is that no one cares about the troubles. He also backhandedly asked you why you worry when others don't worry. It is a kind of suffering without others. I always feel that it is better to talk things out. But for a person who has been like this for more than 20 years, can he talk about it as soon as he gets married? You know, most people prefer their relatives. You can't say anything about relatives. As a newly married person, what can I say? I can only say that the heroine and the hero are not suitable. One is boring and the other is cold-hearted and hot-hearted. They don't communicate and just make up their minds. If there are really no conflicts, they can get along, but there are too many conflicts between them. Alas [crazy] [crazy] The male protagonist, how should I put it, he knows that his family is partial, but he thinks that his mother can get along with his wife, and he doesn't know what happens at home. His mother, sister, and people outside can all scold him at will, but his wife is one with him. Doesn't this look down on him? I want to know that no one outside has told him about his wife's reputation. Is it because he didn't climb high enough? Is it because his best friend doesn't have a wife? Is it because he is too indulgent to his family, to the point where his sister is rude to his sister-in-law [angry][angry][angry][angry] There are two children, and the heroine doesn't remember them when she's nice to them. When she does, they're surrounded by bad comments about their mother, but according to the book, they have very high IQs, and don't they live with their parents and grandma? Even if the parents don't live with grandma, don't they usually see their parents? I believe everything grandma says, but I don't believe what mom says. So where is dad? Can't a CEO see the child's resistance to his mother? How can I put it this way? I don't really want to get remarried. The male protagonist's family is too troublesome and he is unable to solve it. He is divorcing the female protagonist and she is hospitalized. The matters around him have not been resolved yet. How long will it take? There are also children. Children cannot be wrong, but I feel that children from wealthy families should have high emotional intelligence, right? In short, the misfortune the heroine suffered from the child cannot be in vain. At most, she can care about it, but it will not work like before. (These are just some of my opinions, don't argue, you are right)