Give Back What You Took from My Son
拿了我儿子的给我还回来
Synopsis
103Chapters
8.1kFavorites
9.2Score
2.2kNutrient gifts
46.6kClicks per chapter
3.1kComments
More by this author
Dr. Bai's Cardiology Clinic
Nanyang Fever
After Giving up Being a Queen, She Became the Queen Mother
I Go to the Countryside to Pursue My Career
My Cup of Tea
Should the Demon Concubine Die?
The Bright Red Lychees of Summer
I’m Hitting My KPIs at a Wealthy Family
She Has Such a Lovely Face
A Yuan
My Marriage Died When I Was Fifteen
Closed Tonight
In booklists 1
Reader comments 30
Translated by Google Translate
When I read the text, I thought it was about the heroine taking her son to pursue a career, but when I saw it, I found out that it was actually a second marriage for love. I thought she could marry an emperor for a second time, but the reason should be to raise her son to level up and fight monsters, but she was really sincere in love, and even gave birth to several children one after another. The child who has the same mother as her eldest son really feels aggrieved for her son. The younger brother's father stole his father's throne and killed his own father. The younger brother inherited the throne that should have been his. Since then, he has no father. His mother's love has been given to his half-brothers and sisters. He is like an outsider. His identity is embarrassing. He is obviously amazing and talented, but his younger brother is actually jealous of him because he is not as smart as him, so he still wants to please and comfort him. The heroine was wrong for not carefully managing her relationship with the late emperor. In fact, the late emperor still liked her because her character was too willing to bend. I just feel that my eldest son is really wronged.
It's over. I'm actually curious about whether the heroine's mother and sister divorced their father. Since leaving, there's no description of whether they received box lunches or...
This article is very well written. I just read the comments below saying that the male protagonist is a scumbag, and I really can't understand it. Isn't it human nature to want the woman you love and the child you gave birth to to inherit the throne? Why is it so bad? It's really not easy being an author nowadays.
I didn't write a side story about abusing the heroine's eccentric mother. Isn't that funny?
But do you have any confidence in Ping'er and Zhi'er's affairs? There are so many things in this sentence, hahahahahaha
Sorry, I'm too harsh, I want to knock Xuan Bao and my sister ~ Hahahahahahaha (By the way, Xuan Bao's preference for round faces must be a subtle influence, because Hong Xing also has a round face. Right? Right? Hahahahahahaha)
Hahaha, my son is feeling miserable
So cute, I love the little round face to my heart!
Well written, looking forward to The Demonic Concubine
Looking forward to my wife's follow-up post!