Marrying Up

The heroine's logic is so strong. In order to prove her true feelings, she has to sacrifice herself. She thinks that if she grits her teeth and endures for a while, she can hide the truth. If she really does this, she and the hero will be finished. I heard that the uterus is not fully developed when you are 17 or 18 years old. Let alone taking medicine to abort, natural abortion is very harmful and may lead to infertility. Sure enough, too young. Girls who read this book can learn from it, hahaha

I cried. I carefully watched the heroine's mood every time. The more I watched, the more I felt that she didn't like the hero that much. She felt that she had always loved the senior brother. "It's just that there was a hidden sourness in my heart"... It's really hard not to make me suspicious.

After seeing this, I'm still a little confused about who the heroine likes in the end (…

Hahaha, this father who regards his family as a human being must be trembling with fear for the rest of his life. It would be even better if the heroine could confront him as a family.

After reading this point, this ending may be the best. Life is never so perfect, it's all about constant choices. Man, he is such a complex animal.

It feels like tears don't cost money I think this is the best ending I don't think it's perfect for brothers and sisters to be together The lives of two people are too deep Qingtai, the male protagonist, is the most suitable person to stay with. The male protagonist can make Zijun mark him in three months It's the power of emotion I can't grow up with you, but I can grow old with you The senior brothers and sisters feel more like they are supported by their family

This article always emphasizes the relationship between the heroine and the male lead, which is a bit uncomfortable to watch.

But did the heroine choose the senior brother according to her own heart? Why did she deny her love for the senior brother when others said she was sweet-talking, making it sound like she liked the male protagonist and stayed instead of staying because she didn't want to let him down? I'm a little confused here.

I'm not talking about the male protagonist, the male protagonist also has some immature points, but I just feel that the male and female protagonists have more tension. So why is it almost the end, I still feel that the relationship between the male and female protagonists is progressing extremely slowly, and it is becoming more and more clear that the male protagonist's feelings for the female protagonist have changed, but the female protagonist's character has become introverted to the point where I can't be sure what her feelings are for the male protagonist, and how her feelings for her senior brother have changed. It seems that she will always keep his senior brother's love in her heart (it doesn't matter if it is a relative, but it really is a bit unclear if it is a male or female)

The author is great, so although the heroine still chooses the hero in this chapter, why does it feel like she has to be forced instead of obeying her own wishes? "So what if I have no choice but regret and pain..." If there is only regret, I think it is nothing, and it exists in the memory and not in the affection. But the pain and helplessness give me the feeling that the heroine still loves the second hero in the end, and she only has a shallow liking and more gratitude for the male protagonist... I'm sorry this is a sad article. If my understanding is biased, please tell me.