The heroine does not rely entirely on her husband to live a peaceful life, even if she is completely peaceful, there is no problem! Because the male protagonist is born to be nice to the female protagonist. Possible surprises: The male protagonist's mother doesn't like the female protagonist in the early stage (but the heroine's insensitivity is maxed out). The female protagonist really wants to eat and drink in the early stage. Her virginity partner just wants to eat and drink well for a year or two without getting married. However, I think it is normal for the male protagonist to love the female protagonist more.
Light days are also very happy. The female protagonist is very cute, and the male protagonist is very service-minded. In the early stage, there was a friction between the two of them when it came to spending money, but the male protagonist soon changed that. He spent money for the female protagonist wholeheartedly and carefully, and the female protagonist also worked hard for her family.
The male protagonist is a young man with low self-esteem. He is the kind of man who would give his life to the female protagonist and is very persistent in feeding her. The female protagonist brings a different life to the male protagonist. She goes to school, makes friends, and the family line is very real. In most female families, girls have love, but not the most and not necessarily, and it may be due to some kind of interests. Later on, the plot is a bit dull and sped up, and the childbirth plot is a bit funny. The child has the same surname as the heroine, and the male protagonist also wants to have the same surname as the heroine.
