A child who often hides in turtle shells finally finds an ideal escape in a small dark room.
But in the end, he was still caught by someone.
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Reader comments
When the author wrote this, when I saw that the heroine was treated like a slave by Song Chengxi, and treated like a toy for fun, I understood the class in the author's article, and the difference between legitimate and illegitimate children.
Song Chengxi asked the heroine to walk his dog like a servant at home, and asked the heroine to do things according to his wishes. At that moment, I felt that there was no difference between the heroine and his dog. Does he dare to treat Tan Lele like that? Tan Lele has both a certain degree of pride and a certain amount of capital, but Song Cheng regrets not having it. I don't think Song Chengxi would dare to manipulate most ordinary people with legitimate identities so casually. Even if Song Chengxi would not put civilians on the same level as him, he also knew that they had a certain degree of dignity and protection and would not cause public outrage. Only the heroine, in Song Chengxi's heart, has no capital, no upright status, and no dignity. She is a bastard, so he dares to treat the heroine like that.
But the heroine should be grateful. After all, Song Chengxi is rich, handsome, or someone on the top floor. As the only heroine around him who treats him like a dog, it may be a supreme honor. How could the heroine gain contact with Song Chengxi if she didn't rely on her pleasure and slavery?
When the author wrote this, when I saw that the heroine was treated like a slave by Song Chengxi, and treated like a toy for fun, I understood the class in the author's article, and the difference between legitimate and illegitimate children. Song Chengxi asked the heroine to walk his dog like a servant at home, and asked the heroine to do things according to his wishes. At that moment, I felt that there was no difference between the heroine and his dog. Does he dare to treat Tan Lele like that? Tan Lele has both a certain degree of pride and a certain amount of capital, but Song Cheng regrets not having it. I don't think Song Chengxi would dare to manipulate most ordinary people with legitimate identities so casually. Even if Song Chengxi would not put civilians on the same level as him, he also knew that they had a certain degree of dignity and protection and would not cause public outrage. Only the heroine, in Song Chengxi's heart, has no capital, no upright status, and no dignity. She is a bastard, so he dares to treat the heroine like that. But the heroine should be grateful. After all, Song Chengxi is rich, handsome, or someone on the top floor. As the only heroine around him who treats him like a dog, it may be a supreme honor. How could the heroine gain contact with Song Chengxi if she didn't rely on her pleasure and slavery?