Last Night's Rain (Grape Bonus Chapter)

After reading it, I feel that the author still prefers the male protagonist. He has stamped his seal to admit that the female protagonist is a "mistress", "very bad", "green tea watch" and "despicable". Even though the female partner is so bad, the male protagonist still ends up with her. The author has been helping him explain that he did not cheat and is not a scumbag. Personally, I think the author should not care too much about whether the male protagonist is scolded or not. The male protagonist can scold him casually, as long as he does not scold the author himself.

The most unacceptable thing is the mistress

Why can't we get back together? It's okay to have an open ending. Being with Pearl is so disgusting. When I think of the male protagonist looking at the woman who loves him and criticizing his wife for being selfish, this is not to withdraw from his lover. He often asks the woman to come home and bring a bouquet of flowers to provoke the female protagonist. I am speechless. What does the male protagonist think? Their marriage is terrible and they should not use another person to prove it. I want to say that if you love her so much, why don't you go to her and tell her to start over? Instead, you marry another woman!!!

I don't feel sorry for the male protagonist, he is just a different kind of scumbag, why don't you reject the mistress and act like you are blind? Against your will? The heroine and the hero have bad families, and they are weak and have low self-esteem. If you tell them, it may have an alternative ending. I've finished watching it all, from the female protagonist's perspective and from the male protagonist's perspective.

But why does the male protagonist want to be with Pearl? Is it to make Zhou Zhou feel sick? It's obviously avoidable

I watched When the Grapes Ripe before, and yesterday I suddenly wanted to relive it again, and found that the extra chapter has been updated. After watching the ending and the male protagonist's side story, I was still very sad and sad. The old Zhou who said he would only get married once in his life ended up marrying Pearl. Zhou Zhou was really pitiful. Without his father, his mother and brother settled abroad, and the baby was not kept. Finally, Zhou Zhou also left. In fact, I really don't feel that Lao Zhou has a strong love for Zhou Zhou. When Zhou Zhou was suffering from the loss of his child, he subtly accepted Pearl's care and kindness to him, and accepted Pearl into his life. In the end, Zhou Zhou resisted alone. I was so distraught that in the end I always felt that it was actually Zhou Zhou who used her love to get Lao Zhou to treat love correctly for the second time. I hope the author can create a better ending about Zhou Zhou.

I don't see that the male protagonist loves the female protagonist, no matter how many reasons, it is really scumbag, and there is some tea at the end, maybe this kind of thing is suitable for the female protagonist, tea is a pair

She is not the stupidest one, she is the meanest one

I want to ask a question: Did the male protagonist fall in love with the female counterpart in the end?

Pearl's self-anatomy is quite good. I hope that Pearl can learn to love herself before loving others. I also hope that Lao Zhou can grow up from her last marriage and learn to express love. I also hope that Zhou Zhou can have her own life and have better people accompany her.