Spoiling You Lavishly

Damn, where can I find the extras of this book?

After reading the content in the comment area on the right, it seems that many people say that this article destroys the three views~ I think this article is very realistic. And I just love the authenticity of it. Forgive me for saying something that offends the public. People who read the article blame the female protagonist, accuse the male protagonist of having incorrect views, etc. In fact, in real life, maybe we ourselves may not do better than the people in the story. When talking about others, I speak righteously, and the characters in the novel are even more moral models. When things happen to me, it is another set of extremely tolerant standards (of course, this paragraph is also given to myself) The so-called various styles of life mean that there are all kinds of people in this world. The male and female protagonists are not perfect people, of course they will make mistakes and have shortcomings. These are real people, perfect people, even in novels, they do not exist. I feel that it is not surprising that the beautiful lady would be scolded for writing this story (Keyboard Warrior_(:з∠)_), but also somewhat inexplicably unfair. The purpose of writing text is to describe different stories of different people. If the male and female protagonists of all the novels on the Internet are all assembly-line products printed from the same mold, would it be interesting? In real life, is there so much psychological and physical cheating? Are they all heinous sinners who should be punished? In my opinion, readers who say that the heroine does not love herself and the male protagonist does not love herself are selectively ignoring the "lack of self-love" that is everywhere in real life.

Do you want to see the extra story about Duoer and Brother Lu?

It's been 9 years since the beauty... The extra story hahahahahaha

I want to see the follow-up, I want to see the exception

Beauty, where is your side story?

Beauty: The promised happiness (extra) is here!

I finished reading it in one afternoon and I still liked it very much.

Check-in for the last chapter_(:з∠)_ The articles about Jiaren that I have read before were all ancient ones, but this is the first time I have read the modern ones about Jiaren. Overall, I am very satisfied with the "imperfections" of the male and female protagonists. The novel comes from life, but is higher than life, but being higher than life does not mean traveling to outer space. There are no perfect people in this world, and certainly no perfect characters. The female protagonist likes money, and the male protagonist has a bad temper - this is the biggest shortcoming of the male and female protagonists in the early stages of the story. The heroine was not likable at the beginning, at least I didn't like her a little. However, the heroine explains very well what it means that as long as we are human, we will always make mistakes. If we make mistakes, it is still good if we can correct them. Being aware of shame and then being brave is worthy of praise. Some of the less likable characteristics of the early heroine were for a reason. Her growth experience makes her not believe in love, makes her like money, and makes her feel that "as long as she works hard, there will be a better financial owner (the original text does not say the financial owner, but I think it is the financial owner that the heroine is waiting for) waiting behind." So a few years ago, she rejected the male lead who was a "mere seafood restaurant owner". When I saw her reasons for rejecting the male lead, I wanted to say that even if he is the stock investor Buffett, you need to give him time to grow. Today, the founder of a domestic online shopping brand was just a guy who set up a street stall and handed out flyers. Moreover, why do women have to rely on men? If you dislike the male protagonist for not having enough net worth, then how much net worth does the female protagonist have? Why should you look down on the male protagonist who started from scratch and has a net worth of tens of billions by the end of the story? When the male protagonist owns a seafood restaurant, the female protagonist's career has just started. When the male protagonist has a net worth of hundreds of millions, the female protagonist has just become famous. The male protagonist has tens of billions, while the female protagonist's savings at the same time are only a few million (well~ only property is counted here, reputation and other things are not counted if it is not clear). Simply put, the heroine is a person who corrects her mistakes after she realizes them. As the plot progresses, the heroine becomes more and more cute. She gradually understood that although she was busy, it was good to have self-respect and freedom. She gradually understood that it was better to rely on herself than on a man. She gradually understood what love was and caught the love that had been waiting for her for five years in time. Although I said a lot of bad things about the heroine, I actually still like her frankness. At least she likes money, so she says she likes money and doesn't hide it. (Actually, I think there's nothing wrong with liking money. What's wrong with money? I like it too) I don't really have anything to say about the male protagonist. I just think that the male protagonist is really a very arrogant man. I am the least able to deal with this kind of arrogant man. However, after reading the entire article, I don't quite understand how a quiet little boy could look like this~ If I had to say what I disliked the most about the male protagonist, it would be his violent temper. Fortunately, after the cold war with the heroine, he immediately corrected himself with a good attitude after being reminded by the heroine. Worthy of praise. A few final words of detail. As for what the heroine said: "She was born in ten months of pregnancy. As long as she doesn't want to, even if her biological father comes to recognize her, he won't let her." (I don't remember the original text, but it probably means this) - I don't really agree with this view. There is nothing wrong with the fact that a child is born to a woman in ten months of pregnancy. But this child does not belong only to the mother, she also belongs to the father. The rights and obligations that a father has towards his children are given by God, not by the mother of the child. As a mother, she has the right to protect her children, but she is not qualified to sit on the bench and judge whether the father is qualified. Mother and father are naturally equal in terms of parental status. The heroine's inner monologue puts herself in a superior position. (But I understand her mood, it is human nature after all)

Is it time to post the extra? Refreshed every once in a while, waiting anxiously...