Drawing the Lines of Marriage

I think the heroine is not without love for the hero. First of all, the male protagonist is really oh my god towards the female protagonist. As a woman, I felt sad when I watched it. I really love him so much. His attitude is as low as dust. Compared with those scumbags who killed the heroine's family and still get the heroine's love in the end, Brother Lu is really a little angel... Even though his starting methods are not bright. Moreover, the love between the heroine and Ye is not firm enough. One is timid and the other does not fight for it. They really love each other very much and cannot compromise. Then the male protagonist saw some of the living habits that the female protagonist and the second male lead had developed before. What was mentioned in the extra chapter was just a small habit. Why couldn't it be seen as intentional by the female protagonist? Or maybe it was because there were only these three kinds of seasonings, so the female protagonist put a little of them all in. Moreover, after living together for such a long time, she always understood each other's living habits when eating dumplings and other things. The male protagonist over-interpreted it here. Then I heard that the second male lead had a girlfriend, and said he was overreacting, because after all, he was not a stranger, but someone he had loved in his youth, and had regrets. It was impossible not to be untouched, and the relationship was so delicate. If he didn't have any love at all, he would have two children with the male lead, even if he didn't want to. The male protagonist is so miserable, I really feel for him! It really boils down to the fact that the means I obtained are dishonorable, I have always had low self-esteem, I have no confidence in myself, and my love has no bottom line, so I am very afraid. Son! Don't be afraid! Tongtong loves you! ! ! This is the longest comment I have ever written. Seriously, son, Tongtong will be warmed by you! We are not murderers, nor are we committing heinous crimes!

This is good. Anyway, I think it is unrealistic for the female protagonist to fall in love with the male protagonist. I would have done my best to hurt her like this before, no matter whether he lived or died. And it's been so long, hasn't the heroine let go of Ye yet? As expected, I couldn't stand to see the heroine being abused, and I felt uncomfortable when I saw her unresolved love for Ye Yuπ_πAfter all, she has a girlfriend now, so it's quite boring to be like this, and it will make Ye's girlfriend uncomfortable. It's still not suitable to read a novel where the characters are related. The male protagonist of this article is the male protagonist of that article. It always makes me feel sorry for the female protagonists on both sides of the story. It's not worth it for them. It's estranged... Haha, I prefer the male protagonist to die or live alone in the end. After all, the male supporting character I like exists in this article. When he becomes the male protagonist in another article, I no longer like him, and may even hate him. ヽ(≧Д≦)ノThe author's writing is good, and the male abuse is pretty good, but the character setting is not to my taste. Goodbye.

I feel like I'm torturing the heroine. Oh my God, this ending is very much like Zhang Ailing's "Half Life". There's no sweetness at all, it's all just compromise in the end.

Congratulations on the completion! The heroine still has too many compromises and regrets in her life, and she still has a bit of grudge against the male co-star. But that's right, regret is life.

I don't want the heroine to forgive the hero in this way. The hero has never seriously said sorry to the heroine from the beginning until now.

Dad, is there no extra episode? It's so good. Dad, is there a Weibo?

I actually don't understand this kind of I love this memory. I love you only when I know you are the person in this memory. I don't love you when I don't know. So is it love for this person or this memory? If the person in this memory is someone else, will I love you? Just like in other novels, who saves the hero and who the hero likes?

I will review this article again every once in a while. I am still obsessed with the fact that the little Tongtong cannot recover that memory. Although it seems that this is the best ending, I still feel very sad.

I feel like the heroine has been too frustrated in her life.

Just after watching it, I feel that the male protagonist is really indifferent to the female protagonist. In fact, his worries again and again are all because his success is not glorious enough! And he also let Xiao Su know the truth and use him as an excuse. From the moment they registered, the hero's kindness to the heroine was more than just words, it was really good, so good that there was nothing to say, so good that it made people jealous, so good that it made people feel incredible, and it was so good that it made them feel a little inferior. So many good things are actually all because the male protagonist truly loves her. The female protagonist is indeed too awkward. The male protagonist's kindness to her has actually outweighed the harm to her, but she just doesn't give her heart to the male protagonist. Maybe she wants to be selfish and reject her! Looking at the last episode, it seems that she has already let go, but she has no special expression or confession. She just lives her life in "peace, joy, and quietness in this world". "Asking for nothing more" is also a kind of happiness. Author, please come back with extra chapters when you have time! Let the youngest son of the heroine's family make a pity for his father, and let his mother make a promise to his father. Otherwise, the hero will no longer be jealous when he is with Xiao Ye and his wife. It would be great to give the hero a reassurance and let the family of four play happily.