HP + Detective Conan: A Simple Life

This article, to be honest, really baffled me. First of all, there is the issue of the heroine's perspective. The name Yumiki Haru is really, really weird. It is a name that is very funny in Chinese romances, let alone in an English romance. The previous owner of the heroine's body was Elizabeth, who drugged Mai so that Mai could marry her and have a child with Mai (when Gong came, Elizabeth and Mai had already slept in separate rooms, and Edward was Elizabeth's child; as for Victoria, her body genes definitely still belonged to Elizabeth). She enjoyed the love given to Elizabeth by her parents and children, and enjoyed Elizabeth's wealth and elves, but she hated others for not recognizing her as a bow. She said it was a fusion, but in fact Elizabeth completely disappeared. I have read a lot of time travel stories, but there are really few such shameless heroines. Later, it was said that she would flex her muscles after the divorce. What would she do? I asked her what she knew? For more than ten to twenty years, everything was handled by her husband and son. She had no say in the family at all, and all chores such as housework were taken care of by elves. She did not even read or study. Her entertainment activities were shopping and watching TV series. What could she do to show off her talents? If the persona given to her in the early stage was intelligent, that wouldn't be impossible. But her character is that of a canary in captivity, a complete "spoiled wife", a woman in her late forties, no diploma (Mai only gave her a legal identity), no ability to make a living, and she suddenly becomes a heroine? Next, let's talk about the male protagonist, Mai. I really don't want to use Mycroft to describe him. The author may want to say that Mai thinks that he doesn't love bows and only treats bows as tools, so he hinted at least twice that he had cheating or signs of cheating. Later, when I chased my wife at the crematorium and so on, to be honest, I really didn't see that Mai had any love for her. There was a place in the middle where I thought we would be in love for a long time, but it turned out again later, alas. Later, I was baffled when she insisted on her coming back. Brother, you don't love her much. What's going on? It's quite sudden Let's talk about their eldest son, Edward. While saying how much he loved his mother, he didn't listen to his mother at all. He had to do whatever his mother didn't want him to do, and then Boggart actually made his mother cry... It was outrageous. Really, he had never been so speechless. Oh, and this is Slytherin's Jack Suwen, and Jack Suwen is Edward. The other three giants have no descendants, so Hogwarts all belongs to Slytherin. It's a beautiful idea. Ask Helena Ravenclaw if she is willing to become the private property of your Slytherin family.

I feel that the heroine's family is treating her as a fool, and the heroine herself has done nothing and has nothing to offer. The hero is egoistic, strong, and controlling. I don't think he has any special respect for the heroine, but he wants to use his child to tie up the heroine and win her back. It's really disgusting.,,,,,,,, Forget it, maybe I'm just being sentimental. , Because the heroine would stand up, but I didn't expect that not only did she not stand up, she was still lying down. I thought it would be better if she got divorced, but I was wrong. Maybe as a previous reader said, she is just like a woman in feudal society, and she is the one who is most affected by feudal society. The above only represents my personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't comment, thank you! To be honest, after reading this, I really feel that it is realistic, cruel, and afraid of marriage.

HP Flow Life, the author lets women die to achieve the purpose of making men sad, why not kill the men or turn them around? The author is a hidden male slave/misogynist, right?

It's hard to explain in words. When I first watched it, I felt, ah, it's rare to find an ordinary heroine who is not in the limelight. At this time, there were comments below saying that the heroine is a waste, and I wanted to refute it. Later, ah, yes, the comments are okay, the heroine is a coward, incompetent waste, and what I don't understand is that when the second child is about to be born, she is thinking about her inheritance. On the premise of having a son, if the daughter is a daughter, I will give 3/10 to the daughter, and if the son is a son, let the two sons share it equally, but it made me sick! I kept watching until the end because I wanted to know what could be more disgusting. Well, there is really no more disgusting thing, only more disgusting ones. It started with a good hand, but in the end, the heroine and hero turned out to be the most disgusting people I have ever seen. The heroine is just a plaything throughout. I have become so angry that I have calmed down, and my bad reviews are still on my bookshelf.

I don't care about anything else, except that cheating in marriage is disgusting. Mike is so smart that no one can set him up. Conscious cheating even for a one-night stand is hard to accept. I didn't even see Mai's explanation at the end.

I was deceived by my memory. I remembered that there was a very good book about a detective and HP in my collection. The heroine was hypnotized, but she finally resisted and got divorced. The heroine in that book could talk, but I don't remember the previous one, only that she was very passive. So I always thought it was this book, and I was still wondering when she would be able to speak. As a result, the more I watched, the more frustrated I became. In the mid-term, it was Edward who directly passed the ball. Moreover, blood inheritance is very feudal. Not to mention that Slytherin has nothing to inherit at all. He has no children at all. The bloodline passed down is only the descendants of his sisters. The only one who is close to him is probably the basilisk that was eliminated in the second book of the original book. Secondly, although Edward told his background very plainly, he was showing off in every sentence. If I can't say that I am a descendant of Slytherin, then let me tell you that my mother has a title and a castle. If you can't tell me that my mother was so miserable that she could only survive with a house elf, then I can tell you that my mother had an aunt who took care of her since she was a child. I can only say that the pure Harry Potter worldview and the pure Detective worldview cannot raise such a feudal child. He is simply a collection of the feudal dregs of the two worlds. I hated my previous self very much. Why did I slip my hands? I mistakenly collected two books with the same elements, and now I have to read this kind of thing again. If anyone could be kind enough to review a book I've read before, I'd be very grateful.

Meow? The heroine is so tragic. I feel like she is just a tool, giving equipment and love and affection to others. Her husband and children regard her as a fool. Only her parents are better...

The business belongs to the family, and the interests belong to the country The fundamental conflict between father and son is actually whose interests belong to whom? Divorce is meaningless, and I don't think that divorce from Brother Mai's wife will hurt him in any way. He will indeed feel uncomfortable, but it doesn't matter An absolutely sane person, of course he loves his family, but he loves his career more and is loyal to the country I want to hand him over to the state This sentence is not a joke to Mike, it is a real belief Therefore, many people say that it is better to divorce than to abuse Brother Mai. Meaningless Chunmei is sad that the meaning of her existence is denied, and Mai Ge thinks she has a split personality. Fundamental contradiction and no coordination There is no love-hate entanglement in any other sense They used to make do with each other and support each other. Brother Mai uses Chunmei to control the magic world, and Chunmei uses Brother Mai to gain protection. In the later period, they had a son to maintain the balance. Now Edward is biased and the balance is broken. It makes no sense whether they are together or not Only win or lose Then, it's Chunmei's own wishes Anyway, love is not a necessity for either of them. They are both very sensible people. As they say, the Holmes family is the most important thing.

It feels like the heroine is just a tool for giving birth

I threw up when I saw this ending. Can you let her live alone?