A Top Student's Struggle in the 1970S

I still can't understand why two people can't talk about private topics in an open place like a playground, where they can be isolated from others from eavesdropping and still be candid.

The heroine is just a bastard. To say that Bai Lian sees other people is simply a fool!

First of all, the heroine has taken over the body of the original owner. The parents of the original owner are also very good to the heroine. Donating a kidney is not a small matter. The heroine has not considered talking to her parents at all, although her parents will definitely object. The male protagonist failed to match his father, but what about his younger brothers and sisters? Why should the heroine donate? Secondly, because the male protagonist and the female protagonist have been making sacrifices, the male protagonist and his family have always said that they are touched and want to be good to the female protagonist, and then the female protagonist has always been considerate and forgiving. What did the male protagonist do for the female protagonist? During college, he defended the female protagonist when she was framed (the reason why the female protagonist was framed was the daughter of the male protagonist's benefactor). When the female protagonist was pestered by the disgusting mayor, he defended her, believed in her, and protected her. The female protagonist is being instigated to break up the family relationship every day because of the daughter of a certain benefactor of the male protagonist. She is also hit by a car and sent to the hospital. Her life is threatened. Then the male protagonist makes his own decision and chooses to let it go. Then his son is snatched away, and he has to choose to tolerate it to prevent her from adding more punishment to her sentence.

The heroine, the Holy Mother, is unable to accept

It's okay to repay a favor, but I can't stand what the male protagonist did. What's the use of such a male protagonist? I always look forward to the male protagonist's appearance.

Isn't it funny for a sixteen-year-old girl to be a women's director and deal with these things? This position requires a certain amount of life experience, and it doesn't just require you to know a few words.

Seeing now, the male protagonist is actually an invisible scumbag. It makes me feel uncomfortable and I regret it.

I really don't like this mother-in-law, doesn't she just think that she has a high status?

Doesn't the male protagonist have younger brothers and sisters? If the younger brothers and sisters don't match the role, the female protagonist should do it? ? ? ? ? ? ?

Because the heroine is his wife, can he bully her like this? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Even if the male protagonist wants to repay a favor, he should do it himself, right? ? ? ? ? ? ? What does it have to do with the heroine? His son was hit by a car and robbed. He was bullied to this extent. How can he be forgiven? ? ? ? The male protagonist is also a fucking bully to the female protagonist. The heroine went through many choices and chose just this one guy? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?