The male lead is cold-hearted, while the second male lead is ruthless and unhinged. Neither is a good person, and both have truly awful personalities!
Extremely melodramatic. Read at your own risk! Seriously, be warned!
Theme: If you fail to cut ties decisively, you will only invite trouble.
Damn it, shall we start writing in fragments now? There was a quarrel on the front foot, and the child was born on the back foot. Nothing was explained in the middle, and then the second male lead appeared inexplicably. The defense of the male protagonist's palace was blank, right? The plot of the confrontation over the birth of a child is not written, but the heroine appears inexplicably and forgives the hero for confronting the second male lead about what happened in the first place. The second male lead said something right, why can the male lead forgive him? People who didn't do anything, let it go and beat them up, can they be forgiven just because they allegedly let the heroine give birth to a second boy and know the truth that he didn't save the heroine in order to protect his mother?
Although the author wanted to write that the male protagonist was in love without knowing it, and realized that he was attracted by it later, but when you think about it carefully, the male protagonist really doesn't care about the female protagonist. It's not that his sweetheart is not even a childhood sweetheart. He is so powerful that if he wants to save the heroine, he doesn't have to wait until the moment when the heroine is forced to commit suicide. He's very vocal about "Save someone under the knife". He has taken away the heroine to protect him a long time ago. He is really careless. The heroine can't give up even though she still loves him to death, so she is seriously ill. He is also surprised and annoyed that the heroine doesn't continue to be his licking dog. He is such a trustworthy man.
It's ironic enough, but he still makes a chaste concubine, and the heroine is his head wife. If he really makes him a queen, wouldn't she also be a queen? How could the heroine not be able to forgive him when she showed her heart to the hero? Even if they get married, it will be a last resort due to QJ + MJ. And then the heroine also begged the hero in the first place, but the hero didn't care, and it was up to the heroine to marry the second male lead. Then when we meet again a few years later, he still has the nerve to pester the heroine with all kinds of yin and yang, asking her to love you well and wholeheartedly. Please, is she your slave? Forget it, now you want identity, status, status, whatever kind of woman you want, just let the heroine go. The heroine just warmed you back then, but she didn't do anything wrong. On the contrary, the second hero was jealous of the heroine's feelings for you, so he tortured the heroine like that later. I said that the heroine is really unlucky for eight lifetimes when she meets you two. Do you understand that love means letting go and fulfillment? Have you devoted yourself to the heroine? Why should the heroine be devoted to you? Every time you are so condescending, if you treat the heroine a little better, that would be her honor. If the heroine doesn't give you positive feedback, that would be disrespectful. Just looking at the attitude of these two men's subordinates towards the heroine, it is clear that they don't care about the heroine at all, they just use her as a tool to control. Seriously, Chasing Wife Crematorium? So far, I think it's 90% abuse of the female protagonist (all kinds of physical and mental torture, all kinds of humiliation, all kinds of psychological warfare) and 10% abuse of the male protagonist (heart abuse, after all, the female protagonist just doesn't love them.
The male protagonist is so ex, I will vomit after watching this behavior
Sure enough, the attitude of the male protagonist's subordinates towards the female protagonist can clearly show the importance of the female protagonist to the male protagonist. It is obvious that they don't take it seriously. This is already the case. I am curious about how to pursue his wife.
The hero loving the heroine is more hurtful than not loving the heroine. In order to get revenge and power, he allowed the heroine to be frivolously married and turned a blind eye to the heroine's plea for help. Once everything was obtained and the power was in his hands, he began to demand that the heroine remain infatuated with her. Wasn't he the one who was above the heroine before? I found out This trick didn't work, so he changed his appearance to show weakness, but the essence was still robbery. He wanted to get something from the heroine, but he never wanted to pay or give up anything for the heroine. He said a few humble and empty words and wanted to get nothing. He thought too highly of himself and underestimated the heroine.
The second male lead was also very clever in his calculations and kept the boy in the chaos. No matter who wins, he or the male protagonist, maybe the boy will inherit everything. I always feel that the worst possible intentions of the two male protagonists are not exaggerated.
These two male protagonists are really good at inspiring themselves.
The male protagonist doesn't want to learn how to do it well. You see, he thinks to himself, "He can tolerate everything about the female protagonist." What he says is that he also thinks that the female protagonist has done something wrong and he is trying to compromise. The female protagonist scolded him and pointed out his hypocrisy and inaction. The male protagonist did not feel that he had done anything wrong. He was poisoned and did not want to investigate the case, so he insisted on passing the blame to the female protagonist. He indiscriminately claimed that the female protagonist had colluded with the Queen Mother to poison him. How could anyone think that he was humbled by this kind of mentality? ? ? ? How could anyone think he was just being tough? ? ?
The male protagonist is already in such a bad state, I wonder what to do?
Damn it, shall we start writing in fragments now? There was a quarrel on the front foot, and the child was born on the back foot. Nothing was explained in the middle, and then the second male lead appeared inexplicably. The defense of the male protagonist's palace was blank, right? The plot of the confrontation over the birth of a child is not written, but the heroine appears inexplicably and forgives the hero for confronting the second male lead about what happened in the first place. The second male lead said something right, why can the male lead forgive him? People who didn't do anything, let it go and beat them up, can they be forgiven just because they allegedly let the heroine give birth to a second boy and know the truth that he didn't save the heroine in order to protect his mother?
Although the author wanted to write that the male protagonist was in love without knowing it, and realized that he was attracted by it later, but when you think about it carefully, the male protagonist really doesn't care about the female protagonist. It's not that his sweetheart is not even a childhood sweetheart. He is so powerful that if he wants to save the heroine, he doesn't have to wait until the moment when the heroine is forced to commit suicide. He's very vocal about "Save someone under the knife". He has taken away the heroine to protect him a long time ago. He is really careless. The heroine can't give up even though she still loves him to death, so she is seriously ill. He is also surprised and annoyed that the heroine doesn't continue to be his licking dog. He is such a trustworthy man.
It's ironic enough, but he still makes a chaste concubine, and the heroine is his head wife. If he really makes him a queen, wouldn't she also be a queen? How could the heroine not be able to forgive him when she showed her heart to the hero? Even if they get married, it will be a last resort due to QJ + MJ. And then the heroine also begged the hero in the first place, but the hero didn't care, and it was up to the heroine to marry the second male lead. Then when we meet again a few years later, he still has the nerve to pester the heroine with all kinds of yin and yang, asking her to love you well and wholeheartedly. Please, is she your slave? Forget it, now you want identity, status, status, whatever kind of woman you want, just let the heroine go. The heroine just warmed you back then, but she didn't do anything wrong. On the contrary, the second hero was jealous of the heroine's feelings for you, so he tortured the heroine like that later. I said that the heroine is really unlucky for eight lifetimes when she meets you two. Do you understand that love means letting go and fulfillment? Have you devoted yourself to the heroine? Why should the heroine be devoted to you? Every time you are so condescending, if you treat the heroine a little better, that would be her honor. If the heroine doesn't give you positive feedback, that would be disrespectful. Just looking at the attitude of these two men's subordinates towards the heroine, it is clear that they don't care about the heroine at all, they just use her as a tool to control. Seriously, Chasing Wife Crematorium? So far, I think it's 90% abuse of the female protagonist (all kinds of physical and mental torture, all kinds of humiliation, all kinds of psychological warfare) and 10% abuse of the male protagonist (heart abuse, after all, the female protagonist just doesn't love them.
The male protagonist is so ex, I will vomit after watching this behavior
Sure enough, the attitude of the male protagonist's subordinates towards the female protagonist can clearly show the importance of the female protagonist to the male protagonist. It is obvious that they don't take it seriously. This is already the case. I am curious about how to pursue his wife.
The hero loving the heroine is more hurtful than not loving the heroine. In order to get revenge and power, he allowed the heroine to be frivolously married and turned a blind eye to the heroine's plea for help. Once everything was obtained and the power was in his hands, he began to demand that the heroine remain infatuated with her. Wasn't he the one who was above the heroine before? I found out This trick didn't work, so he changed his appearance to show weakness, but the essence was still robbery. He wanted to get something from the heroine, but he never wanted to pay or give up anything for the heroine. He said a few humble and empty words and wanted to get nothing. He thought too highly of himself and underestimated the heroine.
The second male lead was also very clever in his calculations and kept the boy in the chaos. No matter who wins, he or the male protagonist, maybe the boy will inherit everything. I always feel that the worst possible intentions of the two male protagonists are not exaggerated.
These two male protagonists are really good at inspiring themselves.
The male protagonist doesn't want to learn how to do it well. You see, he thinks to himself, "He can tolerate everything about the female protagonist." What he says is that he also thinks that the female protagonist has done something wrong and he is trying to compromise. The female protagonist scolded him and pointed out his hypocrisy and inaction. The male protagonist did not feel that he had done anything wrong. He was poisoned and did not want to investigate the case, so he insisted on passing the blame to the female protagonist. He indiscriminately claimed that the female protagonist had colluded with the Queen Mother to poison him. How could anyone think that he was humbled by this kind of mentality? ? ? ? How could anyone think he was just being tough? ? ?
The male protagonist is already in such a bad state, I wonder what to do?