The Tycoon's Canary Has a Script for Taking Down Scumbags

Seeing his beloved being accused of being a mistress, the protagonist hesitated and looked angry. In the end, he gave up the only good opportunity to resolve the misunderstanding and chose to forgive Bai Lianhua again.

Can anyone tell me if this is a cool article? This is a cool article! Why do I look so... Frustrated?

This attack feels a bit difficult to explain in words, and the feeling of being indescribable is probably that of a confused person! Can't distinguish priorities

Gong is really disgusting, very naughty, he talks about loving Shou, but never explains his relationship with Green Tea, making others think that Shou is a mistress, and that Green Tea is killing Shou, yet he can be so calm, without even moving at all. When others insult Shou, he will only watch from the side. Oh my God, I can't stand it anymore.

Why is this feeling so tormenting? It's not because I subconsciously feel that I am favored, so I feel confident. Otherwise, why does he have a completely different attitude towards the Xue family and towards Shen! Just pretending to be dead just for the sake of torturing Gong, and wasting police resources to save him when he was not in danger at all. Are you treating other people as tools, and your mother in the whole world has to revolve around you? I sympathized with his plight at first, but after seeing his actions, I couldn't like him anymore!

Damn it, is there something wrong with this guy's brain? How many times have you told him that he was in danger and yet you sent out his bodyguards? Then forget about sending them out, and then complain that you can't help him when he is in danger?

To be honest, if I can't pursue it anymore, I keep seeing that there is no progress at all in this revenge. Attacking and Shou can only talk nonsense, and attacking is useless. I have never understood it. We all know who killed Shou and there is still no movement at all. I don't really think that his threats are useful in this life, and those people will not suffer, right? Is this called loving Shou? I know clearly that someone is being harmed, but this is the result, and I think I can protect the harm. Shou was an eye-opener for me. I thought Gong was very good at it, but I didn't expect him to be very good at it. He was not defensive at all. How could he deal with those people?

The protagonist, Gong Shou, really has a stupid love brain. He knew that there was danger, but he still had to run to his hometown. He also stayed away from the crowd, throwing away his bodyguards and wandering to a sparsely populated place. It's like he's deliberately seeking death! In this way, you can take revenge even if you have a trick in your mind. I can only say that it's a good thing that the author has forcibly dehumanized the villain gang.

Isn't her half-sister Shou's adoptive mother?

Really why don't you explain something when you know everyone has misunderstood?