Encounter with a Wolf

I'm a person with low sensitivity and easily tripped up, so I usually wait for the end of the article, then buy the last chapter and then see if I want to subscribe to the full text. As a reader, I'm still upset after reading the last chapter, because in reality, it's impossible for a scumbag to wake up and suddenly remember his original wife. He was good but spent the rest of his life in regrets, so I love reading cool stories, especially those about torturing a real scumbag. In the end, Wei had nothing but love and had nothing to do but live a good life. I even wanted to see him miserable in his later years. And why did he change his gender when he wanted to be with a young lady after reincarnation? Do women deserve to be betrayed? Are all men as heartless as him? I just want to be hetui. Wei himself is trash and shouldn't assimilate other men. If Qing Niang is a man and a good man who values ​​love and justice and loves his wife and children, gender does not determine character. Wei Te is unworthy from the beginning to the end, so he is suitable to be left alone.

... I can't complain, I feel like it's finally officially about to be tortured, and then it ends in just a few chapters?? The male protagonist finally reflected on his mistakes, and then... The crematorium disappeared?? It's really frustrating to be neither above nor below. I torture the female protagonist to the point of death, and give up after slapping her... When I abuse the male protagonist... Just? No more?? The male protagonist also has a bunch of children?? The heroine had children with other women, and they kept having children. . . I feel like a man is actually quite happy like this. Maybe the hero will regret it again in the future, ah, my beloved Qing Niang! However, my soul is separate from my body! Then he vented his anger to his concubine, crying: ... Qing Niang... I love you so much...

The heroine gave birth to so many children for the hero? Oh my god, why do you insist on keeping your child when you are hurt and abandoned? I really don't understand, would a woman like the child of a man who hurt herself to the point of losing everything? Although the child is innocent, in reality, who would keep this unborn child? I am afraid that if you choose to have an early abortion, you will be less involved. Nowadays, many articles are the kind that after being hurt, you suddenly find out that you are pregnant, and then all kinds of maternal love are expressed, leaving the child and then getting entangled in it. This kind of setting is really annoying. How many people would do this in reality? Women are not child-bearing machines. Children are the crystallization of love. If you don't have love, don't keep them. If you delay your children, you will delay yourself. No child wants to live in a family with such a disharmony between parents. Every time I see such a bloody plot where the heroine still leaves the child, I feel aggrieved. It is really illogical.

The ending is quite controversial. At the end, the heroine's revenge seems to be to use the male protagonist's power to develop her natal family, and after she becomes rich and powerful, she and the male protagonist become a nominal husband and wife, and that's all. The heroine is so tolerant probably so that the child's dignity and background will not be affected. Different people have different opinions. If you expect the hero to pay a corresponding price, you will be disappointed. He has simply lost hope in life, completely denied himself, separated from most of his wife and children, and lived a life hidden in the city. The people he bullied with his power in the south did not receive justice and compensation, especially the young brother who might have become the second love of a young woman and was caught and sentenced for this. After he divorced his wife, Qing Niang almost died of hunger and cold, and he had never experienced this kind of sexual torture. He had never experienced the humiliation that a young woman suffered when he forced her to do so. He participated in the party struggle and almost supported a fatuous emperor who coveted his daughter to rise to power, and was not punished in any way. Therefore, all his pains have the flavor of "rich man's troubles". There is nothing life-or-death to worry about, and no one insults him to cut off his future. He just suffers from lovelorn all day long and falls into philosophical sorrow. In fact, when he spent the rest of his life raising chickens and ducks in the yard, he could have learned from Empress Li and wrote some eternally famous poems about the spring and autumn after the fall of the country.

Although the male protagonist deserves it, the female protagonist feels aggrieved.

It's really disgusting to eat Juehu

Be is good, scumbags don't deserve perfection.

... I can't complain, I feel like it's finally officially about to be tortured, and then it ends in just a few chapters?? The male protagonist finally reflected on his mistakes, and then... The crematorium disappeared?? It's really frustrating to be neither above nor below. I torture the female protagonist to the point of death, and give up after slapping her... When I abuse the male protagonist... Just? No more?? The male protagonist also has a bunch of children?? The heroine had children with other women, and they kept having children. . I feel like a man is actually quite happy like this. Maybe the hero will regret it again in the future, ah, my beloved Qing Niang! However, my soul is separate from my body! Then he vented his anger to his concubine, crying: ... Qing Niang... I love you so much...

It's pretty good, it doesn't glorify the scumbag, doesn't make excuses for his selfishness, and the heroine doesn't forgive him either. I just felt so angry when I watched it, and I especially wanted to beat up the male protagonist.

After reading the whole text, it was quite sad. He kept abusing the heroine. I cried once in the whole text. It was in Chapter 21. Aunt Wen said, "Qing Niang can't cry, she cried for Qing Niang." The heroine is really miserable. To be honest, it's really not sad to torture the male protagonist. And I don't quite understand why the fourth child Sicheng is given birth to. Wouldn't Qing Niang feel disgusted? Perhaps this is also the reason why this article is so good. I look forward to my wife's future articles.