The Salted Fish Mistress Loves to Eat Melons

This book is so shocking. From the protagonist to the supporting characters, there is nothing normal. The supporting characters seem to be good but are purely evil. The protagonist is like a personal monster, sometimes good and sometimes twisted. It's inexplicable.

From the moment the male protagonist beats the daughter of the Ye family to death, the three views of the book are distorted, and it is extremely watery.

It seems that the heroine is also half-hearted. She is somewhat trapped in her own world, turning a deaf ear to the man's words, but she still believes what the heartthrob sister says. Doesn't her sister have no idea about her character? In her house, the way you behave and behave after getting married is different, one is afraid and the other is not afraid, it's such a messy world 😂😂😂

It is a book that makes people feel sunny after reading it

Looking at the introduction, this is all nonsense. I can't even come up with a single idea in the world.

What kind of ridiculous content introduction is off-putting?

I took a look at the introduction and the list of works while passing by. This seems to be the only book by the author in which the male protagonist has healthy legs? 😆😆😆😆

I think the heroine's attitude towards the hero was not well described. It started out too mean, then changed unnaturally and became a bit stiff. You can be wary at first, and then slowly change because of the male protagonist's attitude. It's not appropriate to start believing what the cheap girl says and then hit the male protagonist before anything happens!

After reading the first few paragraphs, I felt something was wrong. I quit and read the introduction carefully. I was really shocked. 😂 Is the heroine of the co-author a renovator? Whoever you marry will be better at reforming him. If he was able to violently kill someone in his previous life, he cannot be a good person at all. Do you have to rush to reform him?

It would be best to break off the relationship as soon as possible, and then let the whole family be implicated by the second daughter and be executed.

Really or not, so impatient? Applauding at other people's houses before you get married? Are the woman's relatives still listening outside? Quite outrageous

In the previous life, the heroine's sister was domestically abused to death. . . I saw a comment from a friend mentioning the Three Views, and a reply said he didn't realize it. Well, my reading of online articles is very rough. If I didn't like to mix comments and text together, I would actually be unaware of it. But since someone raises a question that I am not aware of, I like to take it seriously regardless of whether it is correct or not. Then I thought that the reason why we didn't realize it was because we ignored life from God's position. The male protagonist is neither a judge nor an executioner, and has no right to deprive others of their lives. He is not the heroine and has never lived in the heroine's circle, so it is impossible to truly understand the heroine's plight. The heroine's plight stems more from other people's indifference to the heroine's needs, so his hatred for the heroine's sister is just the author's request. Asking him to use such despicable methods to torture a helpless woman and take her life with this method. Just talking about domestic violence is enough to make people despise the moral character of the male protagonist. No excuse is enough to cover up its filth. It is true that netizens are glaring. So can it be changed? After the prince in the previous life became emperor, he arranged for Bai Yueguang's slut to be married to the male protagonist? The male protagonist is mistaken for the murderer by some strange combination of circumstances?