The Factory Flower’s Laid-Back Life in the 1960S
六零之厂花咸鱼日常
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- 480k Words
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- Romance
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- Modern Era
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This chapter is so infuriating [Split][Split][Split] There is nothing wrong with pursuing your own career, but you cannot kidnap your family to sacrifice for you for this reason. This kid is indeed outstanding, but not to the point where everyone is surrounding you [split][split]
It's a bit difficult to comment. I want to know how the author came to terms with it. I think what the heroine said is right. Since you don't trust Shen Qingping's parents, why did you choose him? Wouldn't it be better to choose someone who is willing to compromise to take care of the child? Are you just causing harm to your own family?
Why write such a side story? It's really selfish. Maybe it's because I've received too much love since I was a child. I have whatever I want and get whatever I want, so I'm so selfish and irresponsible. If you want to leave the child to others, why should you give birth to it if you don't raise it?
[Cracked] It's okay if you can't control your ambition, but why do you want others to pay for your ambition? The essence is selfishness. You treat your family as your own nanny and arrange childcare for your family without consultation [Eh~]
It's really selfish. For the sake of your own future, you decide first and then give birth to a child to your family, but you don't trust your husband and his family to take care of it. On the contrary, you can give your child a chance to study abroad immediately in his lifetime. Does your family owe her anything? She's crazy [cracked]
[Rolling eyes] The extra is definitely poisonous, and the ending is so heart-wrenching.
I don't understand. I feel so irresponsible. She didn't even understand her child's temperament or ask for his opinion, so she gave birth to him irresponsibly. Her child is like the left-behind child. I feel uncomfortable. How could a pair of very responsible parents raise such a child?
Is this a salty fish giving birth to a Juan King? [Laughing and crying]
[Kiss] In the heroine's mind, the bad habits of her brother-in-law and brother-in-law can be replaced when they develop to the point where they cannot be tolerated, but the brother-in-law cannot be replaced, so they must be repaired frequently to prevent them from becoming crooked.
No more? No more? Why do I feel like I haven't finished writing yet?