One has just gotten divorced, and the other has just had their heart broken. How did the whole world change all at once? Will they warm and support each other, find their original other halves, or start a new journey together? Their scumbag exes have come crawling back. Should they take them back or not? That's the question.
I think Xiaolu is not that unforgivable. I feel very sorry after watching this ending, because Xiaoguan gave me a completely less real feeling than Xiaolu. Xiaoguan felt very fake, so fake that I felt like this character could not exist in reality. It would be great if Xiaolu and Xiaochen were together. . . . . . . . .
Congratulations on the completion, congratulations...
Congratulations on the completion! *^O^*
Oh yeah! Chapter 100 Proposal!
I work so hard every day, but I haven't finished my homework yet. It's already the beginning of school.
Will Mama Jiaheng cry if she marries two or three boys at once? The author, please continue to fuck me.
In fact, Su Chen is also a person who is good at both the living room and the kitchen. It's only after the Chinese Valentine's Day that I realize the Chinese Valentine's Day exists.
Cheers for Mr. Rigeng, cheers for Mr. Rigeng, author? Come on
Alas, such a cute feeding atmosphere
Every time I see this kind of plot where the family successfully separates the protagonist and his lover under the pretext of being good for the protagonist, and makes them break up, and both parties still hide it from the protagonist, I feel that the brains of the family and the lover have been gnawed by donkeys. It's really stupid and terrible. If I were the protagonist, I would definitely not be able to forgive them, because my love is in my own hands, and letting others decide its value is ridiculous, isn't it?
I think Xiaolu is not that unforgivable. I feel very sorry after watching this ending, because Xiaoguan gave me a completely less real feeling than Xiaolu. Xiaoguan felt very fake, so fake that I felt like this character could not exist in reality. It would be great if Xiaolu and Xiaochen were together. . . . . . . . .
Congratulations on the completion, congratulations...
Congratulations on the completion! *^O^*
Oh yeah! Chapter 100 Proposal!
I work so hard every day, but I haven't finished my homework yet. It's already the beginning of school.
Will Mama Jiaheng cry if she marries two or three boys at once? The author, please continue to fuck me.
In fact, Su Chen is also a person who is good at both the living room and the kitchen. It's only after the Chinese Valentine's Day that I realize the Chinese Valentine's Day exists.
Cheers for Mr. Rigeng, cheers for Mr. Rigeng, author? Come on
Alas, such a cute feeding atmosphere
Every time I see this kind of plot where the family successfully separates the protagonist and his lover under the pretext of being good for the protagonist, and makes them break up, and both parties still hide it from the protagonist, I feel that the brains of the family and the lover have been gnawed by donkeys. It's really stupid and terrible. If I were the protagonist, I would definitely not be able to forgive them, because my love is in my own hands, and letting others decide its value is ridiculous, isn't it?