When Gao Changyi was ten, she brought home a child. He took her hand and called her Elder Sister. At seventeen, Gao Changyi married, and the person she married was the child she had brought home. So he began calling her Madam. At twenty-one, Gao Changyi divorced and went to live in the mountains, shutting herself away from the world. At twenty-four, she saw him again. Gao Changyi (zhang), Pei Yun, younger male lead, 1v1
It feels like it's getting worse the further you read, I'm the fourteenth collector, and the first twenty chapters really surprised me, but the lines in the later chapters are too stage-drama style, and many of the psychological activities are directly stated, giving people a completely weird feeling. Putting aside these things, it feels pointless to forcibly create a female supporting character who is crazy about love. The character creation of Mrs. Qin is indescribably awkward in this novel. Oh, I don't know how to put it. The plot and twists are very good. I am going to criticize you and throw a thunder.
The male protagonist said to Qin Xian: "When you threaten me, I will kill you." The implication is: you are only a threat to the female protagonist now, you just want to kill the female protagonist, that doesn't matter, I will continue to indulge you~
Ah, this is the end, we need a sequel urgently
I always feel that given the character of the heroine, Qin should not be easily spared. Qin pushed the cute little Gao Yin into the water, and the heroine didn't even go to find her. Being a mother is a strong thing. How could a mother spare someone who wants to kill her child so easily, and after the heroine was pregnant? She wanted to harm the heroine, but the heroine didn't do anything to her, just..., She was kind to the male protagonist, but what does it have to do with the heroine, and she harmed the heroine three times, just..., Of course this is just my personal opinion, if you have different interpretations, welcome to discuss
There's a side story! Where is the extra story about the young couple\(`Δ')/
It ended a bit suddenly, not like the ending
I really like big stories, but can you stop being so stream-of-conscious and letting us figure out everything by ourselves? It's so frustrating!
The writing is good, but Qin is really a piece of shit. I didn't watch it the first time because of the sisters' demining plot. The male protagonist doesn't seem to be indecisive. It's easier to send someone far away than to look under the nose. The result is that he can't be nice to Qin. Fang Ming is a real bad guy. If Qin didn't think too much about things and was a winner in life, he could show off the looks of the heroine and her children and start killing people every minute. This treatment shouldn't be too good. The female protagonist seems to be strong as a mother, but she keeps tolerating Qin. I don't know whether to call her a big-hearted person or a holy mother. If the male protagonist can really solve this problem, there will be no thunderstorms again and again. To be honest, the male protagonist is totally deserved to be poisoned. It is retribution. As a result, the female protagonist is very distressed. If she drank it, she would have died earlier.
I was really caught off guard. .
It feels like it's getting worse the further you read, I'm the fourteenth collector, and the first twenty chapters really surprised me, but the lines in the later chapters are too stage-drama style, and many of the psychological activities are directly stated, giving people a completely weird feeling. Putting aside these things, it feels pointless to forcibly create a female supporting character who is crazy about love. The character creation of Mrs. Qin is indescribably awkward in this novel. Oh, I don't know how to put it. The plot and twists are very good. I am going to criticize you and throw a thunder.
The male protagonist said to Qin Xian: "When you threaten me, I will kill you." The implication is: you are only a threat to the female protagonist now, you just want to kill the female protagonist, that doesn't matter, I will continue to indulge you~
Ah, this is the end, we need a sequel urgently
I always feel that given the character of the heroine, Qin should not be easily spared. Qin pushed the cute little Gao Yin into the water, and the heroine didn't even go to find her. Being a mother is a strong thing. How could a mother spare someone who wants to kill her child so easily, and after the heroine was pregnant? She wanted to harm the heroine, but the heroine didn't do anything to her, just..., She was kind to the male protagonist, but what does it have to do with the heroine, and she harmed the heroine three times, just..., Of course this is just my personal opinion, if you have different interpretations, welcome to discuss
There's a side story! Where is the extra story about the young couple\(`Δ')/
It ended a bit suddenly, not like the ending
I really like big stories, but can you stop being so stream-of-conscious and letting us figure out everything by ourselves? It's so frustrating!
The writing is good, but Qin is really a piece of shit. I didn't watch it the first time because of the sisters' demining plot. The male protagonist doesn't seem to be indecisive. It's easier to send someone far away than to look under the nose. The result is that he can't be nice to Qin. Fang Ming is a real bad guy. If Qin didn't think too much about things and was a winner in life, he could show off the looks of the heroine and her children and start killing people every minute. This treatment shouldn't be too good. The female protagonist seems to be strong as a mother, but she keeps tolerating Qin. I don't know whether to call her a big-hearted person or a holy mother. If the male protagonist can really solve this problem, there will be no thunderstorms again and again. To be honest, the male protagonist is totally deserved to be poisoned. It is retribution. As a result, the female protagonist is very distressed. If she drank it, she would have died earlier.
Oh, halo, this isn't over yet, right?