Dressed as the "evil ex-wife" who was kicked out in the sadistic novel, Wen Yao just wanted to take the divorce compensation and run away in a low profile. Unexpectedly, the first day she opened her eyes, she could read minds. The prince's ex-husband, who was cold and ascetic, and said "No need to take away the luggage" in public, asking her to clean up and leave the house, but his mind was exploding: "No." "Pack the luggage and she will really leave."
Is this plot wrong?
On the last day of the transitional period, the ex-mother-in-law took advantage of the situation and took the old lady's jade bracelet to her for "private possession" and brought someone to sweep the place out. The arrogant sister-in-law was waiting to watch her cry - "Three, two, one... Cry!" Cry! " Wen Yao didn't cry. She backhandedly pretended to be a pig and ate the tiger, took photos for identification, settled the bill in public, turned a bad hand of cards into a comeback, then turned around and wanted to collect the money and leave.
But just as she was about to step out of the door, the cold gaze behind her suddenly turned hot: "... Don't even think about taking anything away." "Take her away and she will have a place to stay."
One sentence is "My wife doesn't need to collect my luggage" in person, and the other sentence is the paranoid monopoly that is desperate to escape. In Vanity Fair, there are open and covert attacks, frame-ups by her mother-in-law, and traps set up by famous ladies - she relies on her ability to read minds, and everyone thinks she is unfathomable. Only she feels guilty: Please, can't you just let me get off work?
This wife-chasing crematorium had been marked out in advance from the day she could read her mind. The more she tried to run away, the harder he trapped her.
