Something Is Off About This World [Modern Matriarchy]

Leaving aside whether the male lead is worthy of the female lead or not, the second male lead is completely unworthy of the female lead. He behaves like a mistress while looking down on his original wife. The interactions with children in the extra episode scare me. There is a setting that the male lead values women over boys, and the second male lead also goes back to the past. I already regret watching the extra episode. I have a feeling that the second male lead is going to take over. I feel, morally speaking, the male protagonist approaches the female protagonist only after they break up, and the second male protagonist entangles her when she is married, and still looks down on the male protagonist. I laugh so hard. Whenever the gender is changed, the comments section will be full of criticism. Sure enough, men are really popular, and as long as they are men, they will immediately be more tolerant. In the end, it was the second male lead who brought up the breakup. Where did he get the confidence to make the female lead protect her body for him? If you want to break up, you can break up, and if you want to make up, you can make up, right? There is also the scene where the heroine regains her memory and is driving. It's really interesting how the second male character shakes her face. Originally, he was licking her shamelessly. The heroine is good enough to give you a part, but she also gets angry at the heroine. It's really speechless. I have to say that the heroine was too polite and broke up peacefully without cheating, while the second male lead pretended to be aloof and aloof when he did it himself. It was really stupid.

In the end, I didn't feel that the heroine got together because she loved the hero. She felt that her character was a bit broken and her career was compromised like this? Moreover, if you are already a female figure, why should you still be bound by children, cruel tricks, and selling people into misery? Once the gender is changed, the male protagonist's actions should be reversed by the female counterpart's actions.

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The writing is very good, the emotions are delicate, and the expressions are natural. Although most of them are relatively daily plots, they don't seem boring, probably because the detailed descriptions are very charming. I personally don't like or appreciate the male protagonist's character, but the author's writing is very good, and the male protagonist is really 200% obsessed with Sister Zhao. Although he is a bit paranoid and perverted, he is a qualified "believer", so I don't feel that I hate this male protagonist after reading the article. I really like a heroine like Sister Zhao, who is cool, self-possessed, smart and outstanding. I really like the feeling that the highlight of the whole story is focused on the heroine.

For the first time, I feel that the flower of the high mountains in my heart may actually exist in reality, rather than the kind in other novels, the kind that is arrogant, cold and arrogant to the point where you wonder how such a person can have friends. It has been written. My wife is great!

I really like this kind of article. Is there any meal replacement? Please

I don't understand why I like the second male lead in the comment section. He is obviously a mistress. I don't understand the sense of propriety and distance. I know that the heroine pretends to be drunk and calls the heroine when she gets married, and then forcefully hugs the heroine on the wedding day. Come on, what's the difference between seducing a married woman? Just like the vicious heroine in a romance who destroys the family and creates misunderstandings, why is the gender comment section so tolerant? The heroine doesn't have a long mouth either. Maybe if she did, she wouldn't have so much to write about. The second male lead is really annoying. Isn't it a normal thing for a normal person to keep distance from a married woman? Jian

I also like Wang Zhao very much, but I don't like Li Zhenguan at all. I cried. 555 I feel that Li is not worthy of her, not at all.

So what happens when the child is brought home by Chen?

Is there any sequel to Wang Wen's kid running away from home?