Resistance and Harm

The heroine is self-inflicted and does not deserve sympathy. The hero should have Shang Zhu from next door beat him to death and feed the dog. His son has a super male physique and is very annoying. In short, this book and subsequent works simply do not seem to be written by the same person.

Isn't it reasonable that family reasons cause personality problems? Since Qiao Yanyan was born, his parents have always had great conflicts, and his father was very indifferent to him when his mother was away, which caused him to prefer his mother because his mother really loved him. Children are still very sensitive about love or not. If the male protagonist is indifferent to him and does not love him, of course he will not love the male protagonist. At the same time, when he was a child, he should have realized that his father was violent and always oppressed his mother, and he loved his mother very much. Isn't it normal to hate his father? And when his father went to prison, Qiao Yanyan realized that his father was a bad person (the male protagonist was originally?). His childhood consciousness was that he wanted to be a good person like his mother, so he hated his father. This is quite reasonable. Qiao Yanyan lived very happily in those two years. His family was full of people who were in a normal mood and loved him. If this could continue, maybe Qiao Yanyan's character could get better. It's a pity that the male protagonist still forcefully joins their lives. Of course, the heroine's life has become more complete and happy because her husband loves her and gives up his excessive control. He also learns to be a good person and respects and supports her freedom. But Qiao Yanyan's life is not. When he is alone with his father, he is still very indifferent to him and hardly talks to him. For a child who has been pampered since childhood, indifference is very harmful to him. In addition, both the male and female protagonists are very indulgent to him. All in all, it is very reasonable that he still has a bad character when he grows up. The male protagonist accounts for a large part of the reason, and the female protagonist pursues her career and ignores the teenage rebellious period. It also accounts for a small part of the reason. As for him hating his father, this is more reasonable. A child who has wanted everything since he was a child thinks that his father is sorry for his mother and treats her badly, and he is not good to him. Of course, he is his enemy. Just look at how many times the male protagonist beat the child in this episode. Did you only see Qiao Yanyan sending the male protagonist to the hospital, but didn't you see that Qiao Yanyan was threatened and oppressed by the male protagonist after being beaten? I can only say that I felt really happy watching the male protagonist being beaten by his son. After all, Qiao Yanyan did not hit anyone else (if he hit others, I would never give him a bath because of his family reasons). The male protagonist made enough mistakes in the family when he was young and now. Excessive pampering, indifference, neglect and hostility are all considered crimes for the growth of a child.

After reading this novel, I really asked for it. I thought the heroine could wake up. One said she was crazy and the other Stockholm was a child who was harmed by two people. It was absolutely amazing.

Well, there is a room full of lunatics. I thought the heroine could put up a fight, but she was succeeded by a pervert. Her husband is a pervert, and her son Chaohiong is a coward. Not to mention, this family is a perfect match.

Qiao Yanyan is really annoying. He talks too much, is incompetent, loves to act bad, talks dirty and is very noisy! Whenever he appears, my temples bulge

Don't those who hate Yanyan not know why he becomes like this? It is obvious that the son became like this due to the influence of his parents, and when he was purely treated as a tool, how could he have a normal personality when he grew up? He is a person and not an object. When he is useful, he will be pampered. When he is not useful, he will be treated with indifference or even impatience. So I really feel good about playing the male protagonist! What a deformed family...

I skipped to finish reading it. I can only say that this kind of man can only be gay in novels. In reality, he is only the kind who appears on legal programs. He is so scary. I would rather stab him to death than wrong myself. Forget it for the sake of my children. I hate this kind of naughty kid the most.

I've finished reading Spreading Flowers. The male protagonist has the most unique style of painting among the novels I've ever read. He's so cheap that it's hilarious.

After reading what I like, this kid really hates his dad, which is abnormal, but he has never treated him badly since he was a child. . . Everything he eats and drinks is given to him by his father, and he is not required to be what he is. What kind of pressure is put on him? He is really speechless. He even talks nonsense about his parents' sex. That kind of thing has nothing to do with whether the male protagonist is normal or not. It is really hard to imagine that he is the protagonist. If he becomes the male protagonist in the future, I will be able to like him again when I read it. I am really awesome. But he has a strong Oedipus complex. I probably can't like it.

Refreshingly, the male protagonist is crazy, perverted and ridiculous, while the female protagonist is sober, escaping and sinking. They are locked in a lock. My son is really a naughty kid, but having such parents is pretty good.