(This will go premium on Tuesday, January 2, 2018. I hope you'll keep supporting me! I'll put my heart into writing. Thank you for being here with me.) An undergraduate from a third-rate university is thrust into another world after a traffic accident caused by human error. He builds a career, starts a family, and raises children through an ordinary, steady life. He won't become an official. He'll take the scholar exams, but that will happen later on. I'm new to this, so please bear with me.
I haven't seen the boss being nice to the protagonist, does it matter just what he says? If you can say nice things and you can be cast as the main character and you can provide money and effort to support me, I'd be willing to do that. The boss just keeps saying good things to you, but in the end he is the one who takes advantage.
It's nice, but too little.
The male protagonist is too self-righteous, and the so-called revenge is just to balance his own resentment. The real culprit was ignored and took his anger out on indirect characters. Mr. Shui's attack is called "influence" at best, and it's not at the same level as revenge. If this kind of connection is called revenge, there are so many things related to Lan Zhizhou, so can it all be considered revenge?
And he did too much to Miss Lan, so he was a lifesaver after all. Furthermore, Miss Lan's provocation and Lan Zhizhou's drunkenness only accelerated Miss Shui's fate. From the moment her father gave her away as a concubine, her fate was determined, sooner or later. If the marriage was consummated on the day he entered the house, Lanzhou would only be enjoying his rights.
Taking action against Lan Zhizhou was more out of jealousy than revenge. The treatment of Mr. Shui and Miss Lan was a bit counterintuitive. We should take the initiative to do something about Mr. Shui, instead of taking the impact as our own efforts. As for Miss Lan, the consequences of her family's defeat or even being convicted are enough. Taking advantage of Miss Lan's interest in him, he deceived her into selling him, without any regard for saving his life. The method was a bit sinister and vicious. The male protagonist's attitude of being grateful even if he didn't kill her was a bit too much.
Taking a step back, if we really want to settle the score, the male protagonist himself is also one of the culprits. If he hadn't indulged and deepened the secret relationship between the wrong family and the wrong family, Miss Shui wouldn't have been able to extricate herself. Even if she became a concubine, she would just accept her fate. However, for the eldest daughter to be a concubine, you need to think very low of yourself before you can do it. I can only say that the plot requires it.
The male protagonist's behavior is very strange. Well, the culprit in this matter is not these two people at all, but Master Shui! It was also said before that Mr. Futai had no intention of forcing him to do it. It can be seen that if Mr. Shui did not agree with Miss Shui, he would not send it in. In the end, it would be over if the culprit did not take revenge?
In fact, the person who really wants revenge should be Mr. Shui, otherwise how could there be so much right and wrong?
In the final analysis, it's not Miss Shui's father's fault, so why not take revenge on him. I always feel that this part is too hard.
It was obviously very reliable before, but suddenly it was so bloody. I really hate the plot of men abandoning their families for love
Ha
The plot is too bloody! I really don't like reading it when I write it like this!
Such a man is not good, and his whole family is not worthy of one woman. Let his parents and family worry
I haven't seen the boss being nice to the protagonist, does it matter just what he says? If you can say nice things and you can be cast as the main character and you can provide money and effort to support me, I'd be willing to do that. The boss just keeps saying good things to you, but in the end he is the one who takes advantage.
It's nice, but too little.
The male protagonist is too self-righteous, and the so-called revenge is just to balance his own resentment. The real culprit was ignored and took his anger out on indirect characters. Mr. Shui's attack is called "influence" at best, and it's not at the same level as revenge. If this kind of connection is called revenge, there are so many things related to Lan Zhizhou, so can it all be considered revenge? And he did too much to Miss Lan, so he was a lifesaver after all. Furthermore, Miss Lan's provocation and Lan Zhizhou's drunkenness only accelerated Miss Shui's fate. From the moment her father gave her away as a concubine, her fate was determined, sooner or later. If the marriage was consummated on the day he entered the house, Lanzhou would only be enjoying his rights. Taking action against Lan Zhizhou was more out of jealousy than revenge. The treatment of Mr. Shui and Miss Lan was a bit counterintuitive. We should take the initiative to do something about Mr. Shui, instead of taking the impact as our own efforts. As for Miss Lan, the consequences of her family's defeat or even being convicted are enough. Taking advantage of Miss Lan's interest in him, he deceived her into selling him, without any regard for saving his life. The method was a bit sinister and vicious. The male protagonist's attitude of being grateful even if he didn't kill her was a bit too much. Taking a step back, if we really want to settle the score, the male protagonist himself is also one of the culprits. If he hadn't indulged and deepened the secret relationship between the wrong family and the wrong family, Miss Shui wouldn't have been able to extricate herself. Even if she became a concubine, she would just accept her fate. However, for the eldest daughter to be a concubine, you need to think very low of yourself before you can do it. I can only say that the plot requires it.
The male protagonist's behavior is very strange. Well, the culprit in this matter is not these two people at all, but Master Shui! It was also said before that Mr. Futai had no intention of forcing him to do it. It can be seen that if Mr. Shui did not agree with Miss Shui, he would not send it in. In the end, it would be over if the culprit did not take revenge?
In fact, the person who really wants revenge should be Mr. Shui, otherwise how could there be so much right and wrong?
In the final analysis, it's not Miss Shui's father's fault, so why not take revenge on him. I always feel that this part is too hard.
It was obviously very reliable before, but suddenly it was so bloody. I really hate the plot of men abandoning their families for love
Ha
The plot is too bloody! I really don't like reading it when I write it like this!
Such a man is not good, and his whole family is not worthy of one woman. Let his parents and family worry