I'm Only Afraid That I Love You (Expanded Edition)

Your son's wife was stolen and given to a gangster as his wife

Is this a stolen original work by Meng Yanchen? Collect one first and look at it later.

After watching the old version, I wanted to ask: If there is a scene where Gu Jiangning and Mei Sha betray the heroine together, can the heroine's attitude towards them be expanded on? I mean, can they be blamed? ! (As for whether to forgive or not, it depends on the heroine's choice.) Even if the heroine really doesn't love Gu Jiangning in her heart, she is still his fiancée. This is betrayal, and it should be condemned. I hope the heroine also condemns them in her heart, instead of saying that I don't love him anyway, betrayal doesn't matter, everyone can continue to be friends balabala, don't do it anyway. 2. Regarding the male protagonist, I really felt sorry for the female protagonist in the old version. Her sufferings and inner torment were either silently digested or deliberately ignored as time went by. After living with the male protagonist, it was as if the brain deliberately forgot these unpleasant memories due to major stimulation and then became sweet with the male protagonist. It felt very disconnected and stiff. I was so upset when I saw that. Why! Why! This is how the male protagonist gets the love of the female protagonist! The male protagonist is also one of the sources of pain for the female protagonist. If there is still an accidental pregnancy and miscarriage scene, can the female protagonist not forgive the male protagonist so quickly? Stop letting the female protagonist do what he does just because the female protagonist likes the male protagonist. He said I like you too, so the female protagonist can forget everything in the past and be with him. It is too irrational and not in line with the current environment. It is not lovable. 3. After the male and female protagonists get together, don't write the male protagonist's desire for control as in the old version. It's a bit too spoiled wife and will be criticized. Finally, can you add some career lines for the heroine? This would be considered to be in line with the audience. Career-oriented women are very popular nowadays, even if the heroine is not actually very career-minded. Instead of writing about a strong woman in the workplace, you can also write about being the owner of a flower shop or a bookstore. The kind of job that has been quiet for many years, the male protagonist's secretary, etc., Also has the meaning of living a life relying on the male protagonist.

After reading the beginning, I think the writing style is good, so I will update it as well. Collected. I read Little Red Book, although I didn't watch the show. I was fascinated by Yang Yang's role. I am also speechless towards the heroine. Haha, follow the network cable to see the original work

Come and support original authors who I followed in college. Although I haven't seen Nan Qiao for a long time, I can't let copycat pass by.

Is it this one? Is it this one?

I hope Dada will publish the blocked version, and publish books for free. I will change the platform. After all the money I paid, I will go to another platform to read books. I am very disappointed with Jinjiang. I wish Dada continues to shine.

In the end, Gu Jiangning still married a woman who was similar to his mother. She would do anything to live a good life. She would rather be a mistress and betray her friends than climb up the ladder. Once one day Gu Jiangning could not satisfy her desires, she would most likely become like his mother and completely betray him. But he and Gu Jiangning are very compatible. They are both people who only love themselves. I think Gu Jiangning deserves it. The heroine has grown up with him for so many years, but he can be easily provoked by a woman he has not known for a long time. He would rather cheat on the heroine as revenge than ask the heroine to find out. After growing up together and dating for so many years, he is not willing to give her even this little trust. It is not that the mistress is smart, but that the man himself is unreliable. He said he loved the heroine very much, but in fact, he loved the heroine the most. He just thought that a wife like the heroine would not betray him, so he wanted to marry the heroine. He did not love the heroine much, so after he learned that the heroine had betrayed him, he immediately and unconditionally believed that the heroine had betrayed him. The only problem with the overall situation is that we didn't see the tragic end of this bad couple.

Oh my gosh! Are you going to rewrite it? Very good! I've read a new book, but I'm a little worried. I've read the original version, and I'm afraid that the original story will be preconceived.

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