The Real Heiress Comes from the Apocalypse

I feel like I can't get over this hurdle. This old man, he survived, his son grew up unscrupulously, his company grew bigger, and he enjoyed it. But in the last life, Hua Nuanyang and Yingying died. I actually thought that the main reason was this old man. Was there something wrong with me? If Hua Nuanyang had been raised and educated well when he came to their home, I remember it was mentioned in the article that Yu's son felt that he was too controlled by the old man and that he was not free. But the old man said that strict discipline was good for him and responsible for him. So it seems that the old man knows that a good education is the right thing to do, but he doesn't care about Hua Nuanyang's education and just gives him a life of food? I think this is the root cause. He did not raise Hua Nuanyang well or educate Hua Nuanyang well. I cried to death because when I met this old man, the Hua family was in great misfortune.

When I read the introduction to this article, I thought of reading books to pass the time, and articles about strong women are my favorite, but... I never imagined that it would fascinate me so much! I agree that my writing skills are not good enough in some places, but I really admire and respect you! Yes, admire and respect! Although it is a refreshing background with the theme of a woman who was kidnapped but chose to commit suicide and then experienced rebirth in the apocalypse, it is actually more about the experience of self-redemption. In fact, in the last chapter, Yingying said that sometimes she would say to Mr. He, "It's too heavy, please help to carry it." In fact, the translation is very simple: I have someone to rely on, and there are no requirements. Simply because it is me, I am willing to rely on me; coquettishly means: Because it is you, I am willing to put down all my defenses, because you will protect me! I was even more surprised by the line of trafficking that runs through the whole text: the buyer is severely sentenced, there is no buying and selling, there is no trafficking. This is the only similar article I have read that writes like this. Many of them only write about rescuing abducted people but are powerless to do anything else. But it spells out the outcome I think criminals should get: If you are poor, you buy someone to force others, and if you give birth to a child, you have to pay for the sins you have committed; child? Maybe he is innocent, but if his father is the payer of human trafficking, it is the original sin. The person who gave birth to him would never want to give birth to the fruit of this evil if he could. Of course, if he did not encounter the crime, there would be no sexual or spiritual harm. Therefore, the child cannot be used as an excuse to avoid sin! Thank you very much, thank you for your good intentions. I believe that the law will move forward to be more perfect and protect more people! I hope that more young people studying the Fa will read the article and become part of it in the future.

Is Tang Ziming's biological father Haicheng still alive? What did the genius rebellious girl find out that accelerated his death... I'm a little curious... But the whole story has a good rhythm and I like it very much. Except for the lack of sweet love, I always feel that what the author wants to convey is more about character and the shame of abducting women and children. Great. I really hate Blind Mountain's kind of fu.

After reading the whole article, I have a question about Tang Yiwen's ex-boyfriend Haicheng. I saw the author mentioned it several times, and I thought he was the final hidden boss. Isn't it said that he is a physics genius? He is also a member of the "Xia" club, so I thought it was someone he gave the radioactive stone to, but in the end, this person did not appear at all?

I don't think she is coquettish at all. I feel like she has just learned to act like a coquettish girl and is no longer such a straight woman. . .

No. . . . I also think that in the last paragraph, it's okay to change back to Jiao Didi. It's not that she was unkind and powerful before, so there's no need to change back. The author most likely wants to express that the heroine has completely let go of the past and said goodbye to bad experiences, but a person's growth is engraved in one's bones, and changing back is a bit much. Then there is the fact that I always thought that Zhou Lisheng was Haicheng who appeared under a different name, haha. The main reason is that their experiences overlap. They are both top students who graduated from college. They were poor before. They were both abandoned by their girlfriends. They are about the same age. I only admitted the misunderstanding after reading the last word. Puff. . .

No, brother, feed me a mouthful of shit in the last chapter. The heroine turns around in a big circle and finally turns into a cute girl? So why on earth is femininity exuded by pretending to be delicate?

I don't know what to say to He Yuesheng. I love your mother so much.

The only thing that I feel is not enough is that the boss shouldn't jump out and say hello. He has been hiding behind the scenes so he wouldn't have been discovered so early.

It's quite ironic to think of Brigitte Lin's daughter Xing Ailin from the name of the heroine's daughter.