The author's later writings were wild and unconstrained, seriously deviating from our imagination. He even lost his virginity and thinness, which seriously insulted the pure love with Fu. It is really amazing that Fu could still want her again in the end. . . . . . . . . Ha ha!
Why does the author write so many details about the slut heroine and the scumbag man partnering together? Why not write some details about the male protagonist and the heroine's marriage life and their relationship after reconciliation, but instead write about the feelings of the scumbag male protagonist, haha
Why not match the male protagonist with a good female protagonist, insisting on such a broken relationship, the female protagonist has changed her heart, and has also been cheated and cheated, but the male protagonist still loves her, it is unfair to give her such a good male protagonist, it is a pity
The night written by the author on the last page is too far-fetched. The two of them reconciled like this. Then why did the heroine become a mistress before? Why didn't the heroine leave earlier? Could it be that she has unconsciously fallen in love with this kind of mistress status? I have to wait until the hero takes the initiative. I can only laugh. And why is there so much description of the male supporting character in the second half? The whole novel has very little description of the male protagonist and a lot of descriptions of the male supporting character. I really don't understand what the author was thinking. Is he sympathetic to the scumbag supporting character? There is nothing to sympathize with. He is indifferent to his wife, is a child of marriage, and has multiple mistresses at the same time. Zhang Lai probably came because of the heroine's Mary Sue attributes. As long as the men who appear in the novel can only like her, they are willing to make any changes for the heroine. Haha.
If you read the last few paragraphs of this chapter, you will find that the heroine has decided to change her heart. She fell in love with the scumbag partner who took advantage of her, and gave up on the hero. To put it bluntly, the author likes rich people who want to be officials, so he set up a plot in which a bitch female protagonist is paired with a scumbag man and then they have sex together. Since this is the case, why bother writing about a male protagonist? Just make the male protagonist a widow. The female protagonist had a male protagonist who loved him before the divorce. After the divorce, she met a rich second-generation official. Finally, in reality, she chose to be with the second-generation official and no official. It was not good to let the mistress first and then become the wife. This is not very good, it is in line with the author's psychology. I'm very curious if the author really wrote it like this, and then the heroine left and became pregnant, what was the hero doing before the heroine left her? It seems that the author is a good wife and the hero only has money and no power. I hope the author can be robbed by such a second-generation official and then become a full-time mistress, hahaha
I feel sorry for the male protagonist. He worked his way up from the bottom. The female protagonist has never thought about the male protagonist. She is simply a cute young lady who has been cuckolding the male protagonist for so long! Even if the author arranges for her to be with her male counterpart in the end, they will not be happy. Because the male partner has more of a desire to control and conquer, the female protagonist makes the male partner feel at home just because the female protagonist cooks food and does laundry for him. When we are together, it is not just these small things. The female protagonist is not at all a virtuous wife in the male partner's mind. It's just because the male partner's other mistresses didn't make him feel the warmth of family, so he wants to like the female protagonist for a trivial matter. She is superficial enough and thinks that the male partner can find a young nanny, haha
She felt that the female protagonist wanted to leave the male protagonist and become someone else's mistress. She also blamed the male protagonist for feeling sorry for her. The male protagonist did not cheat on her. When the female protagonist was in trouble at home, the male protagonist tried his best to help her. It was the heroine herself who refused to tell the hero that she was forced by her male counterpart. The author is also surprised to set up such a cliché mistress plot to disgust the male protagonist. Is it because the author also dislikes the poor and loves the rich, likes powerful male supporting characters, and looks down on the male protagonist who has struggled from the bottom? I can only say that the author dislikes the poor and loves the rich.
It turns out that in the eyes of romance authors, the heroine must become a mistress when she grows up. What a strange logic.
Everything else is good, except for the heroine's late stage work. It's really torture for the sake of writing about it. The male protagonist is pretty good. The male supporting role is also good. Why do so many men like women to have a crush on her? I can't tell that apart from being positive, optimistic and attractive, she is really a pretty girl. This kind of woman is only suitable for dating, not for being a wife.
The author's later writings were wild and unconstrained, seriously deviating from our imagination. He even lost his virginity and thinness, which seriously insulted the pure love with Fu. It is really amazing that Fu could still want her again in the end. . . . . . . . . Ha ha!
Why does the author write so many details about the slut heroine and the scumbag man partnering together? Why not write some details about the male protagonist and the heroine's marriage life and their relationship after reconciliation, but instead write about the feelings of the scumbag male protagonist, haha
Why not match the male protagonist with a good female protagonist, insisting on such a broken relationship, the female protagonist has changed her heart, and has also been cheated and cheated, but the male protagonist still loves her, it is unfair to give her such a good male protagonist, it is a pity
The night written by the author on the last page is too far-fetched. The two of them reconciled like this. Then why did the heroine become a mistress before? Why didn't the heroine leave earlier? Could it be that she has unconsciously fallen in love with this kind of mistress status? I have to wait until the hero takes the initiative. I can only laugh. And why is there so much description of the male supporting character in the second half? The whole novel has very little description of the male protagonist and a lot of descriptions of the male supporting character. I really don't understand what the author was thinking. Is he sympathetic to the scumbag supporting character? There is nothing to sympathize with. He is indifferent to his wife, is a child of marriage, and has multiple mistresses at the same time. Zhang Lai probably came because of the heroine's Mary Sue attributes. As long as the men who appear in the novel can only like her, they are willing to make any changes for the heroine. Haha.
If you read the last few paragraphs of this chapter, you will find that the heroine has decided to change her heart. She fell in love with the scumbag partner who took advantage of her, and gave up on the hero. To put it bluntly, the author likes rich people who want to be officials, so he set up a plot in which a bitch female protagonist is paired with a scumbag man and then they have sex together. Since this is the case, why bother writing about a male protagonist? Just make the male protagonist a widow. The female protagonist had a male protagonist who loved him before the divorce. After the divorce, she met a rich second-generation official. Finally, in reality, she chose to be with the second-generation official and no official. It was not good to let the mistress first and then become the wife. This is not very good, it is in line with the author's psychology. I'm very curious if the author really wrote it like this, and then the heroine left and became pregnant, what was the hero doing before the heroine left her? It seems that the author is a good wife and the hero only has money and no power. I hope the author can be robbed by such a second-generation official and then become a full-time mistress, hahaha
I feel sorry for the male protagonist. He worked his way up from the bottom. The female protagonist has never thought about the male protagonist. She is simply a cute young lady who has been cuckolding the male protagonist for so long! Even if the author arranges for her to be with her male counterpart in the end, they will not be happy. Because the male partner has more of a desire to control and conquer, the female protagonist makes the male partner feel at home just because the female protagonist cooks food and does laundry for him. When we are together, it is not just these small things. The female protagonist is not at all a virtuous wife in the male partner's mind. It's just because the male partner's other mistresses didn't make him feel the warmth of family, so he wants to like the female protagonist for a trivial matter. She is superficial enough and thinks that the male partner can find a young nanny, haha
She felt that the female protagonist wanted to leave the male protagonist and become someone else's mistress. She also blamed the male protagonist for feeling sorry for her. The male protagonist did not cheat on her. When the female protagonist was in trouble at home, the male protagonist tried his best to help her. It was the heroine herself who refused to tell the hero that she was forced by her male counterpart. The author is also surprised to set up such a cliché mistress plot to disgust the male protagonist. Is it because the author also dislikes the poor and loves the rich, likes powerful male supporting characters, and looks down on the male protagonist who has struggled from the bottom? I can only say that the author dislikes the poor and loves the rich.
It turns out that in the eyes of romance authors, the heroine must become a mistress when she grows up. What a strange logic.
Everything else is good, except for the heroine's late stage work. It's really torture for the sake of writing about it. The male protagonist is pretty good. The male supporting role is also good. Why do so many men like women to have a crush on her? I can't tell that apart from being positive, optimistic and attractive, she is really a pretty girl. This kind of woman is only suitable for dating, not for being a wife.
Throw flowers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!