She Didn't Say a Word

I found that I typed a lot of words but they couldn't be displayed, so I posted them as a separate comment. The inexplicable message was deleted, so let me say it again, I think the way this author's CP is composed is very problematic. For example, Su and Fang and Lin and Huo Qubing simply felt like they were messing around. Needless to say, Su actually persuaded Fang to forgive the murderer who violated him when he was twelve years old, and the reason he used was very lame love. Judging from the author's writing, even in the later stages, Murong Chong did not get out of the shadow of his childhood. I have seen some interviews and surveys about men who were victims of assault. Their panic and subsequent psychological damage were not light. There is no distinction between men and women in this matter. Such a person uses other people's pain to fulfill his own holy heart, and he also uses the outrageous excuse of saying that he loves you to justify the abuser. Fang was very restrained in not pointing at Su's nose and shouting curses, and it was absolutely impossible for him to have any further relationship with Su. As for Lin and Huo Qubing, what is definitely a bit incomprehensible about this pairing is that when Lin was pregnant, Huo was on the sidelines because of his own psychological need to make up for the regret of not having a father in childhood, and persuaded her to stay in the Southern Song Dynasty. Ignore that modern times are the most friendly to women in thousands of years. Especially Lin stayed in the Southern Song Dynasty to be Xin's concubine. Do you know what the status of a concubine in ancient times was? They were traded, and after giving birth to a child, they could not call themselves mother, but had to call the eldest wife to be the mother. If a concubine was not good, she might be taken out by the man and exchanged for horses. Doesn't Huo know what the status of a concubine was in ancient times? His own son was also born to a concubine. Could he not know what kind of situation Lin would face after she stayed? If a man has a good impression of a woman, he doesn't even need to have a good impression. The slightest kindness will not push her into a pit of fire. But Huo pushed. He only cares about how he can make up for his childhood regrets, instead of considering Lin's true interests, so their emotional line is simply inexplicable. It is not because Huo Mengnu is dissatisfied with Lin, not at all. Let's just say that there is no possibility of male-female affection between them! From the beginning to the end, the two of them said a few terms about dropping a book bag, and then they fell in love with it. In addition, Huo was not loyal to Lin. He said he loved her, but he also found sex partners while studying abroad. Talk to Lin later. Tsk tsk tsk, is this the love that is being boasted about upstairs? It's really unique. In addition, the Japanese IP commented that Lin was excellent because he fell in love with Huo. Does Lin's outstanding performance have anything to do with whether Huo loves him or not? Why should a man's love for a woman be used as a criterion to evaluate whether she is good or not?

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It's getting shorter and shorter [poor] [poor] [poor] updates are also intermittent woo woo woo woo

Teacher, where are we? [Crying]

Is the author here? Is there any update? Will it be a trap?

Damn, when can we make another one that will make us happy [bad laugh]()

When will Yummy Yummy be updated... I still want to watch it