Shen Can thinks his wife is the most heartless woman under heaven. Once you've made a mistake, she never gives you another chance.
Shen Can also thinks his wife is the most unreasonable person under heaven. Some things are clearly not his fault, yet she insists on blaming him for them.
He doesn't ask for much: just his wife and child, and a happy life together as a family.
P.S. This novel has questionable values and contains melodramatic tropes, saintly heroines, naive characters, and Mary Sues. Reading comes with risks, so jump in with caution~
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Thanks to A Tang for helping draw the character designs. Squeee, I love them so much~~
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Author, I actually don't understand why the heroine, as an older woman from time travel, blushes so easily when facing Shen Can, and she can forgive so easily after seeing what Shen Can did. It's so different from my previous attitude towards my parents at home.
The heroine's backbone and coldness are all in vain in front of the male protagonist. . .
Really. . . It's too slow. . . There is always a new beginning. . . . . Can't stand it anymore
Go your own way and let others tell you
What on earth did the author do? Such complaints? He didn't offend the master.
Oh yeah oh la la!
That kid's surname is not Shen. Seeing this, I put down what was hanging in front of me and gave up the article!
Guys in the back, watch it!
The storyline progresses too slowly and loses its point of view
Abandon the article decisively! I shouldn't have wasted my time and money by ordering more of today's chapter! Thousands of words have been written about the heroine's self-righteous and free attitude. She is the most chic, uninhibited, independent and strong, right? You can leave your parents, brothers and husband behind, right? Then why is she dragging several girls to death? If you have the ability, just think of yourself as someone who jumped out of a crack in a rock, disown your relatives, and wander off to the ends of the earth. Anyway, she is rich, who can't live without her? ! I don't know what the author's original character setting for the heroine was, but based on what she thinks and does when faced with such a big or small matter, it seems so awkward, and she's just a girl. Rather than doing this, I would rather you write her as a virgin or a poisonous woman, at least with a clearer image. What I hate the most is this type of heroine who refuses to harm people's lives under the guise of being a modern person but cannot conform to the mainstream of society and be appointed as a qualified housewife. Besides, I'm surprised that there are so many novels with this kind of heroine, just like the trend. The question is why should we think that it is a life and not a group of cells? To put it bluntly, no matter what the reason is, any modern girl may have had this kind of surgery. Doesn't everyone think that they are killing someone every time? What became of the obstetrician and gynecologist? I said, please don't be so pretentious, but I'm really tired of this scene where a concubine must get pregnant if she has to have sex with her, and the majestic heroine from modern times is busy doing psychological construction for herself as soon as she gets pregnant, and it's her life. I said it's okay to have sex with concubines and make trouble with your own belly. Those of you who have been baptized by modern painless pornographic ads are afraid that your hair will get tangled! It's true for me, I've said I've given up and then I'm complaining about it, it's a waste of expression.
I originally wanted to see if there were any changes, but I was very disappointed and decided to abandon the article.
I probably read a few reviews, and they all talked about the female protagonist, The Virgin, but I think this is actually an unanswerable question. If you keep the child, you will feel sick in your heart. If you don't let the child be born, the male protagonist will have a small psychological knot, but when it comes to the old lady, it will be a thick and long thorn. Think about it, everyone, the old lady has three sons but not a single grandchild. Finally, she has a concubine who is pregnant. How could the old lady not want her? If I were the heroine, I could only say to keep the child, because I know that even if the heroine says not to keep the child, the old lady will find a way to force you to change your mind and keep the child. When the time comes, you will tear yourself up and suppress the child with an unfilial reputation, and the heroine will have a difficult life in the future. From the old lady's point of view, it is her and her son's blood. The daughter-in-law is an outsider after all, and the grandson is definitely much more important than the daughter-in-law.
Author, I actually don't understand why the heroine, as an older woman from time travel, blushes so easily when facing Shen Can, and she can forgive so easily after seeing what Shen Can did. It's so different from my previous attitude towards my parents at home.
The heroine's backbone and coldness are all in vain in front of the male protagonist. . .
Really. . . It's too slow. . . There is always a new beginning. . . . . Can't stand it anymore
Go your own way and let others tell you
What on earth did the author do? Such complaints? He didn't offend the master.
Oh yeah oh la la! That kid's surname is not Shen. Seeing this, I put down what was hanging in front of me and gave up the article! Guys in the back, watch it!
The storyline progresses too slowly and loses its point of view
Abandon the article decisively! I shouldn't have wasted my time and money by ordering more of today's chapter! Thousands of words have been written about the heroine's self-righteous and free attitude. She is the most chic, uninhibited, independent and strong, right? You can leave your parents, brothers and husband behind, right? Then why is she dragging several girls to death? If you have the ability, just think of yourself as someone who jumped out of a crack in a rock, disown your relatives, and wander off to the ends of the earth. Anyway, she is rich, who can't live without her? ! I don't know what the author's original character setting for the heroine was, but based on what she thinks and does when faced with such a big or small matter, it seems so awkward, and she's just a girl. Rather than doing this, I would rather you write her as a virgin or a poisonous woman, at least with a clearer image. What I hate the most is this type of heroine who refuses to harm people's lives under the guise of being a modern person but cannot conform to the mainstream of society and be appointed as a qualified housewife. Besides, I'm surprised that there are so many novels with this kind of heroine, just like the trend. The question is why should we think that it is a life and not a group of cells? To put it bluntly, no matter what the reason is, any modern girl may have had this kind of surgery. Doesn't everyone think that they are killing someone every time? What became of the obstetrician and gynecologist? I said, please don't be so pretentious, but I'm really tired of this scene where a concubine must get pregnant if she has to have sex with her, and the majestic heroine from modern times is busy doing psychological construction for herself as soon as she gets pregnant, and it's her life. I said it's okay to have sex with concubines and make trouble with your own belly. Those of you who have been baptized by modern painless pornographic ads are afraid that your hair will get tangled! It's true for me, I've said I've given up and then I'm complaining about it, it's a waste of expression.
I originally wanted to see if there were any changes, but I was very disappointed and decided to abandon the article.
I probably read a few reviews, and they all talked about the female protagonist, The Virgin, but I think this is actually an unanswerable question. If you keep the child, you will feel sick in your heart. If you don't let the child be born, the male protagonist will have a small psychological knot, but when it comes to the old lady, it will be a thick and long thorn. Think about it, everyone, the old lady has three sons but not a single grandchild. Finally, she has a concubine who is pregnant. How could the old lady not want her? If I were the heroine, I could only say to keep the child, because I know that even if the heroine says not to keep the child, the old lady will find a way to force you to change your mind and keep the child. When the time comes, you will tear yourself up and suppress the child with an unfilial reputation, and the heroine will have a difficult life in the future. From the old lady's point of view, it is her and her son's blood. The daughter-in-law is an outsider after all, and the grandson is definitely much more important than the daughter-in-law.