There is a popular post about what it's like to marry into a rich family. One of the upvoted replies was: Thank you for the invitation, I am not married yet but I am pretty close. I am a rich and handsome man. I come from a well-off family and have several villas just sitting there. I am hard-working and capable and started my own company. However, I always give out all kinds of big-name jewelry every year on holidays and anniversaries. There is nothing new and I feel like I am being perfunctory.
Replenish! I don't have a mistress, I don't have an affair, my relationship is very stable, I am extremely handsome, and I am envied by everyone, but I always feel like I don't have time to spend with myself. I lose my temper and coax you because I think you are cute and charming. I don't realize the problem at all and I don't reflect on it seriously. It's too much! Inexplicably want to separate.
The comments are all overtly mocking and sarcastic:
Netizen A: Could you please tell me what position the poster lay in his dream? I have a friend who also wants to have this kind of dream.
Netizen B: Does the host still need a best friend, someone who can help take over her boyfriend?
Not long after, the original poster made another update: The follow-up is coming, they have been separated. Is this kind of man kept for the New Year regardless of separation?
The topic is very popular, which directly leads to a surge in backstage comments. But this time the comments gradually divided into two voices: one is still mocking the poster for dreaming, while the other is believing with suspicion and advising the poster to wake up and save it quickly. Whoever divides this kind of peerless good man will regret it.
Purpose: Explore the definition of love