Zhafu Crematorium, I Took My Baby and Tore up the White Moonlight with My Hands

The plot is exciting, especially the female protagonist who is beautiful and intelligent, but the male protagonist is blind and heartless, the second female protagonist is as poisonous as a snake, and the green tea bitch embodies it vividly.

I have read dozens of chapters of the drama and the plot is quite exciting. The author's writing is also good, but it also follows the old routine - the heroine loves the hero and has been silently working for him for several years. The hero wants to repay the kindness of saving his life when he was a child (most likely another scene of admitting the wrong benefactor). He is tolerant and indulgent to the vicious female partner. He also mistakenly thinks that the heroine is using tricks to marry him, so he has always been disgusted and hated by the heroine. The heroine was heartbroken and filed for divorce. A few years later, the heroine and her two children became entangled with the hero again. Probably in the next chapter, there will be another vicious female pairing, the heroine and the cute baby, using all means to hurt the hero. The hero finds out that he has fallen in love with the heroine, and then chases his wife to the crematorium. . . .

I won't complain about the plot. Can the male protagonist be a little more careful? He promises his fiancée while harassing his ex-wife. This is not only a double standard but also has a wrong outlook. Will this be a HE in the end?

It's pretty good, but there's a lot of nonsense in the middle.