The Side Character Tops the Main Character [Quick Transmigration]

A stray dog ​​encountered a fox that couldn't love. The fox took the dog back to its den, intending to tame the puppy. Unlike the fox's previous pets, the puppy longed for freedom. The puppy had been wandering for too long and had been a safe haven for others for too long. Betrayed by his trusted siblings, the puppy realized once again that he had nowhere to call home in this world.

It reminds me of my experience with domestic violence, and my stomach is starting to hurt 💔... So how can someone like Yu's mother find happiness? She doesn't deserve it, she doesn't deserve it at all. 💔💔💔 Xiaoyu clearly still loves his mother, but his mother has completely destroyed a child's affection through increasing beatings and abuse. In the end, she even craves Xiaoyu's affection.

Yu's mother is truly pathetic. It's best to hate her rather than give her anything. What does she want? The value of the fish and emotional support. For abusers with borderline/paranoid personality disorder, whether it's love, guilt, fear, or hate, as long as you can generate strong emotional responses towards her, she wins. This means she still controls you, and you still can't escape her shadow.

Ugh! 🥺 [Angry] When I first saw Yu Suiyuan's words about not interfering in his mother's private life, I roughly guessed that the two separated because of his mother. But seeing this today still makes me so angry I want to jump into the screen and slap her a few times. This isn't something that can be solved with just one slap. Can't she even go in?

[Loading] I just can't understand it. She's exhausted, so why would she have the energy to abuse her child? I worked non-stop for a while, so tired I didn't even have the strength to hang myself. So, the problem lies with her. She's having a tough time, but it wasn't caused by Xiaoyu, and no one forced her to suffer like that (don't say it's for Xiaoyu; Xiaoyu might be better off without her).

Oh oh oh oh 🎉 Hmm... How should I put it? After reading this chapter, I still think that Yu's mother is unforgivable. The deaths of Yu's father and Suiyuan's grandparents were not caused by Suiyuan. Being a single parent is indeed very difficult, but was it caused by Suiyuan? Suiyuan is a real victim.

That's great! The two of them I met yesterday, Suiyuan was wearing casual clothes and Xiaochi was wearing a shirt. Doesn't that mean they put themselves in each other's shoes? 🎉

I hate anyone who commits domestic violence. I absolutely hate it. No reason justifies inflicting violence on a child. I don't want the perpetrator to forgive his mother, and I don't want her to be happy. How can a child be forever scarred by his mother's domestic violence, while the mother can ignore the past and embrace her own happiness? Doesn't such a person feel any remorse towards her child?

Little fish, little fish, swim fast, free in all directions! I don't really want to talk about my mother's situation. I feel like every family of origin has something in common. If I say more, I feel like I'll start to get stressed. I just want the little fish to go back to the pond, the pond that can give the little fish freedom and life.

This unit is so innocent yet has an indescribable erotic flavor 😣 It's about a former prince and his guard, a newlywed couple in the countryside, a marriage of convenience that turns into real love, and a top-tier succubus and a newbie village soldier [glasses]. By the end of this chapter, I'm going to start imagining that cheesy play where "my sweetheart becomes my caregiver and helps me to the toilet"...