The Moon Remains as Before

To be honest, even though I will be more irritable in the later stage, I have to admit that this is a very good article about chasing my wife in the crematorium. Most of the articles about chasing my wife in the crematorium will make me question why the male protagonist can still have sex with the female protagonist in the end. The male protagonist should just go to the crematorium [helpless] The male protagonist's character is basically non-OOC from beginning to end. He is very smart and good at fighting. In fact, his moral values are normal. He helped the female protagonist when the male and female protagonists met for the first time. When the female protagonist and the second male protagonist were discussing marriage, the second male protagonist's father said that since you want to welcome Mrs. Shen back, you shouldn't interfere. However, the male protagonist still reminded the second male protagonist. At the end, he told the female protagonist that if he adopts a son and has a biological son, he cannot be shaken... It's been a long time since I've seen a person with such normal morals in a wife-chasing and crematorium novel. In many wife-chasing and crematorium novels, the heroine suffers because the male protagonist is a rotten person. This wife-chasing and crematorium novel is mainly because the hero and heroine's reason for getting married for the first time was too outrageous... She was caught in bed with him as his stepmother's niece, and she directly lost her reputation and status as the heir apparent. As a result, the male protagonist was prejudiced against the female protagonist from the beginning to the end of their first marriage. It was this kind of prejudice and various misunderstandings that led to the end of the first marriage of the male and female protagonists. In fact, the character of the heroine is also established. She is not a perfect and decisive person. She is a very soft-hearted and responsible person. She made mistakes, but she tried her best to make up for it, and she is slowly growing. A sister in the comment section once said that she criticized the male protagonist and then the second male protagonist. How should I put it? The female protagonist is a person with a strong sense of responsibility and is easy to be soft-hearted. In her first marriage, she felt guilty for the male protagonist and liked him very much, so she had to compromise again and again. In the end, she was sad and sad. After Xue Ye and divorced, she finally made up her mind to completely cut off from the male protagonist. The reason why she later came to the second male lead's family for help was mainly because the second male lead did give her a lot of preference, which made her feel that she was taken into consideration. For a heroine like the heroine, who has been living with her siblings at a young age and has been cautious for three years, it is wonderful. There is a scene where the male protagonist sends a gift to the female protagonist. The male protagonist specially gives the female protagonist a box of jewelry (it seems like this) and then distributes it to others. At the beginning of the text, the male protagonist sends gifts to her home, and the female protagonist takes a hairpin and is told that it is not yours. The contrast is very tragic. The heroine is like someone who has been eating porridge and side dishes for several years and then suddenly ate Michelin Black Pearls. She never forgets the kindness of the male lead, so she will help him again and again when he is in trouble. Of course, this thing of favors will really be consumed slowly. Later, the heroine will help as much as she can, and she will be forgotten by the male lead. I really like the way the male protagonist chases his wife in the crematorium in this article. He really abuses the male protagonist, and it's not just a slight abuse. It's the kind that continues to abuse the male protagonist until the end of the text. According to incomplete statistics, after the male and female protagonists reunited, the male protagonist was beaten by cannonballs, Japanese pirates, his own father, the second male protagonist, and the killers sent by his brother, while the female protagonist... Was almost unscathed. Later, the male and female protagonists have sex for the first time, and the female protagonist treats him as the second male protagonist's stand-in. The male and female protagonists get married for the second time, and the female protagonist calls the male protagonist's name, and then the male protagonist has to break his defense because of the second male protagonist... By the end of the text, the male protagonist is forced to look away. It doesn't matter if you don't like me as much as before. I like you anyway, and we can always live together. The male protagonist has really seen how the female protagonist likes him wholeheartedly, so after getting married for the second time, he always hopes that the female protagonist will respond to him. The female protagonist is... Very Buddha. She defends the male protagonist mainly because she is kind and responsible, and it has nothing to do with liking the male protagonist. The ending of the text is actually written very clearly. The heroine believed in the hero's character from the beginning to the end, but she didn't want to divorce because she liked him... I overthink it, and the heroine's own sense of responsibility does not allow her to do such a thing that adds insult to injury. The beginning is that the heroine hopes that she will continue to be nice to the male protagonist to impress the male protagonist, and the ending is that the male protagonist hopes that he will continue to be nice to the female protagonist to impress the female protagonist. Even if they don't like it, they can always be together, forming a perfect contrast. By the end, I didn't like the third male at all. I don't know why anyone still wants the if line. He was never a good person from the beginning to the end. He always wanted to get the heroine. When he was a guard, he had no money and power, so he couldn't compete with the second male lead for the heroine. Later, when he became the king, he felt that it didn't matter if the heroine shared the same husband with someone else. He wanted both power and true love. He had no idea what kind of life the heroine would live with the princess. Instead, the heroine is pushed further towards the male protagonist. The heroine herself knows that when she is with the male protagonist, she will not be the right wife of the third male protagonist. Only the male protagonist is powerful and willing to protect her. It's a pity that the second male lead is not together, but it's a good thing that the female lead and the second male lead are not together. To be fair, the female protagonist has never experienced the pain of being abused by her mother-in-law. In the first marriage, the male protagonist's stepmother regarded the female protagonist as half of her own, and was not sincere to her or used her, but she did not torment her much. During the second marriage, they had sex with each other, and the male protagonist protected her. Therefore, such a female protagonist, married to the second man, is definitely no match for the second mother of the male lead. She and the second male lead were tied up and looked like scum in front of the second male mother. When the second male protagonist and the female lead finally parted ways, he regretted why he insisted on breaking off the engagement. Recall, it was because the second male lead's mother told the second male lead that if you want to get married, just get married and don't kill my eldest son [Tan Shou] With such a ruthless person, how could the female lead be a rival to the second male lead's mother? ? ? And there is also the untimely bomb of the third male protagonist. Why does the third male protagonist insist on forcing the female protagonist to sign a divorce letter? Because he found that if he could not kill the male protagonist, the emperor would allow his single daughter to marry him, but he could not marry the wife of an important minister who had not reconciled with him, and the emperor would be ashamed. But it is much easier to deal with the second male lead and a businessman. When the third male lead is against the second male lead, the second male lead may not be able to protect the heroine. For the emperor, can a businessman be the same as the important minister he has seen since childhood? If you just mess around with the male lead business, you can put the male lead into a state of dire straits. So this is a logically smooth story about chasing a wife and cremating her. The good male protagonist and the good female protagonist separated due to many misunderstandings after the female protagonist suffered heavy physical and mental injuries. After the male protagonist got rid of his prejudices and looked at the female protagonist normally, he found that the female protagonist was very good. After the female protagonist chose to marry the male protagonist because of her position as a salt merchant, the male protagonist used various means to please the female protagonist. In the process, he was abused both physically and mentally. However, the female protagonist only fulfilled her responsibility and did not love him. In the end, the male protagonist was forced to look away and lower her expectations. It's surprising that the female lead is really better than the second male lead. Finally, I sincerely say something to the author's wife: Don't interrupt in the middle! ! ! ! ! !

The male protagonist deserves it. He used to protect the Wang family, but also cared about his scumbag father and indifferent grandmother, and blindly indulged his younger brother. Why didn't he let these people pull him down?

Is this the end? I feel like the plot of the last ten chapters was so rushed [laughing and crying] It feels like Huiyi's change of heart didn't take long before there was no follow-up plot [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

At this point, the second and third men are out... Huan Gou actually cleared himself like this... The first half was so indignant and wrong...

After reading this article, I felt like I was making do, and it ended inexplicably.

The writing is weird. Previously, the male protagonist saved the Wang family's corruption case and seemed to have great power and methods. Now why does Wang Manx dare to threaten the male protagonist with something so clumsy that it's hilarious...

My mother was killed. She said before that the inexplicable miscarriages were probably not caused by natural causes, and she was framed more than once. If she could still make dumplings in the end, the author would be able to send a phone call.

The male protagonist is really his father's son. He has been suspected by his father for so many years and still can't bear to deal with him. He doesn't want to deal with this younger brother before his death. The male protagonist's cruelty has been used on the female protagonist. His father doubts not only him but also his mother. His mother is really worse than raw barbecue pork.

This should be the best development model for the male and female protagonists [crying] The relationship between the male and female protagonists in the text has been misaligned...

When the heroine was questioned, she simply chose to break it off without saying a word. It made me feel so sad... Mr. Hero, you have such a bad personality and you can mess it up no matter how many times you try again, haha.