No Contact After the Breakup

From a parent's point of view, I don't like Gong either. It's not because of his poverty, but because of his attitude. Besides being silent, he looks like a coward who won't refute anything others say. Especially in the scene at the dinner table, when people were quarreling because of him, he actually focused on cooking?? Anyone who sees this kind of attitude gets angry. It feels like Gong separates Shou from his family. Shou is being coaxed without a bottom line. Asking him to say a word in front of his family is like killing him. If they don't like you, won't you work hard? The kind of parents who don't love their children and only care about their own interests are not the kind of parents who are picky about you because they are afraid of suffering. If you show your attitude, will they target you? The mother who was criticized earlier said that Gong has a bad attitude and is unreasonable. Whose mother would like you with such an attitude? Just like you don't like your mother, but you still can't ignore her if she is hospitalized? Then do you have to ask Shou to quarrel with your family and sever ties for the sake of your self-esteem? It's been two years since graduation and nothing has been accomplished. Two years, right? You were asked to wait for dinner when he was being unreasonable, but you found out it was just a game, and you felt tired again. Yes, I also felt that he was being unreasonable and he shouldn't be like this, but have you ever seriously reasoned with him? Have you had a heart-to-heart talk? When he gets angry, you immediately coax him. Nothing but coaxing. As far as the current situation is concerned, either break up or attack the dog who has given up everything to be a sufferer. Don't think about any work. Let the slave be taken care of. I'm sure they can be together for a lifetime.

Forehead. . . I don't know the cause and effect, but just looking at the last paragraph of this chapter, the protagonist's attack is indeed quite hypocritical. Those who don't know better think that he was raised in fine clothes and fine food, but his mother's situation shows that he is not a rich second generation. If he doesn't want to look up to others, does he want to start a business? But starting a business cannot avoid nodding and bowing to others when negotiating contracts. After all, you are just excellent, but you are not a genius, and you don't have a skill that others are flocking to. But when I look at the way he gets along with Shou, I feel that he is quite humble. I don't know if he realizes it. Maybe he knows it subconsciously but doesn't want to admit it. He and Shou don't get along like lovers. Normal lovers are equal. Even if one party dotes on the other, it's not as good as the protagonist Gong Shou. Gong's words of admiration feel like a pun. Not only at work, but also in their relationship, which makes him feel that he is looking up to Shou.

You were clean when you were drunk and leaned on a stranger, brother?

Then go find out who you are kidnapping here.

It's so disgusting, so plundering

Being too proud may not be a good thing, baby

I personally believe that both parties in a relationship are equal, so I couldn't portray Xu Linyou in such a separate way in the early and late stages. He will get rid of his problems, and under Xie Qingyue's guidance, he will grow into a lover who knows how to love and respect each other, instead of turning into a cautious and weak "sweet wife" - Xie Qingyue does not like this and cannot accept it. The process of reconciliation is a process in which both parties grow together, face their own problems, and embrace each other again with their more mature selves.

There are really no humans left. After everything is like this, he is still able to be with the recipient in the end, and he is also a god.

…. I want to say dirty things but my quality is limited. As expected, Shou and I are like a pair of close friends.

Aren't cats and dogs just barking through the phone here?