The Jiang Family Noodle Shop

Bad ending??? Why did it end so unclearly?

Because the data is unclear, no one scolds the male protagonist in the novel as his father, right? Also, about the one-night stand, even if the author set it as the male and female protagonist being drugged while drinking, it would be better than the current setting. The current setting is that the female protagonist got drunk and entered the private room where the male protagonist was, and the male protagonist got drunk and slept with the female protagonist. Is that right? First of all, a drunk man can't actually do that. Secondly, what is the difference between this situation and picking up corpses in reality? Moreover, the heroine's college roommate said that she came out crying with messy clothes. What is the difference between that and being fucked?! I have been reading the article for so long, and I was also curious about how to get pregnant, but I didn't expect this setting. The male protagonist appeared very suddenly, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists came out of nowhere. Just because he came to the noodle shop a few times to eat noodles, he fell in love?? Apart from the incident in the supermarket and the unexpected encounter in the kindergarten, there is nothing to promote feelings, right? Why is the heroine attracted to him???

I'm speechless. The male protagonist's father really makes me speechless. He keeps talking about the child, but doesn't even mention the child. Since the investigation is so clear, it can be seen that the life of the child's mother is not easy, right? You can see that it's hard work to make money, right? Shouldn't alimony be paid? If others don't want their children to recognize their father and grandfather, why don't they pay child support? Isn't this a matter of course? Moreover, Muxue mentioned what happened at the beginning, combined with the male protagonist's own guilt at the time, it is an indisputable fact that even if he was raped or drunk, the female protagonist was the victim! Think about it carefully, don't you?

The male protagonist's family has never mentioned alimony from the beginning. If the biological father is intentional, regardless of whether the other party recognizes it or not, since you recognize the child yourself, alimony should be paid, right? If it weren't for worrying about raising children, the heroine wouldn't dare to take a day off and would set up a stall during the holidays.

I can't help it, the male protagonist's family is also very funny... It's just that the old man wanted to take away the child, and he always thought about it as just a grandson. He never thought of feeling guilty for what happened at the beginning. Judging from Mu Xue's description, what was the difference between the incident and QJ... And now the girl has raised the child so big. Since their family thinks it is their own child and has not taken the initiative to mention the child support, is it only necessary to return to the Lin family to take care of it? If you don't return to the Lin family, can you treat it as nothing?

?????? Why is it over?

He's a grandson, not a grandson

"Brother Yu" caught a big bug for the author~

"Fei Fei" caught the author a big bug ~ Fat intestines

The writing about children is too perfunctory. Either don't write it at all or write it well. What is it about? It won't be enough to read.