President Pei, the Male Patients in Your Wife's Department Are Packed Again!

1. In order to be with the male protagonist, the adopted sister was drugged to sleep with the male protagonist. How could she like the male protagonist later? Are you doing this just to gain a foothold in the male lead's family?? The adopted sister still doesn't stand firm enough in the hero's house?? 2. The male protagonist's mother is not the adoptive sister's biological mother. The scene in the hospital depicts a very similar profile. Moreover, it is not the father of the male protagonist, so there is reasonable doubt. In the end, there was a nanny station to adopt a girl. I suspect that the nanny may have exchanged her own daughter for the owner's family. Otherwise, I can't figure out why a nanny would be so scheming and stand aside. 3. The synopsis of this book is about mutual love and mutual abuse. I saw the mutual abuse. Do they love each other? To be honest, I saw that the male protagonist really loves his adopted sister. It is still the kind of brainless love. The whole world does not believe that you are your enemy, and they love the adopted sister without any brain. After all, it is really sweet to just watch the male protagonist and his adopted sister without looking at the female protagonist. To be honest, I think I should change the female protagonist or the male protagonist, otherwise I will think that the female protagonist is being cheated. In the last life and in this life, I didn't see the male protagonist loving the female protagonist. It's so hard to imagine how to reunite after a breakup. A fiancé and a husband who don't trust you and love your adopted sister unconditionally are quite suffocating. They are still together. This rebirth is meaningless. After all, the male protagonist has nothing to clean up. He is clearly a scumbag and completely blind. If you can get back together like this, you can only say that you respect the fate of others. If you don't understand, you can admire it!

I usually don't bother to comment on articles that I don't like, but this article is simply too boring to criticize. It has more than 200 chapters, not more than 20 chapters, but a full 200 chapters. The plot keeps repeating "the heroine is framed and slandered by the hero's green tea sister, and then the hero defends the sister while constantly pestering the heroine. The heroine wants He left, but was threatened by the male protagonist with his most important grandmother. He couldn't do anything to fight back except a few words of praise, and then repeated the plot of "being wronged, being entangled, and can't leave". If you can read this article and not be angry, you can become a living Buddha. I even suspect that this kind of article is written by the author to take revenge on society. It makes me feel sick to my stomach.

The writing is disgusting. It creates conflicts for the sake of creating conflicts. The man didn't call the police when he came to harass her several times. When grandma disappeared, she didn't call the police immediately. She even went to drink. It was written just to create intersections. It was too frustrating.

The female protagonist is reborn and returns. In her previous life, she killed the male protagonist with her own hands and died together with her. But in this life, the male protagonist is still so protective of his sister and treats the female protagonist badly. He is just possessive and always pestering the female protagonist. The heroine is very weak, has a sick grandmother, and a family of origin who doesn't love her. The only way out for the female protagonist is to seek refuge in the hospital of the male protagonist's rival. Let's call him the second male protagonist. Weirdly, he doesn't show any admiration for the female protagonist. It can also be considered as helping the heroine. The female protagonist wanted to escape from the original death rules and stay away from the male protagonist, but the male protagonist would not let her go and threatened her by sending her grandmother away. The female protagonist relies on her own strength to escape from the male protagonist's sister's vicious schemes time and time again, but is questioned again and again by the male protagonist. In the last life, the heroine stabbed the hero's heart with a knife. In this life, she just wants to live well, but why does the hero refuse to let go and force her to death? The male protagonist is affected by death in a parallel dimension, and his heart often hurts, but he just doesn't let go of the female protagonist. In this book, the female protagonist and all the male characters do not love her, and she only hates the male protagonist.

S b Male protagonist, even if the female protagonist stabs him 10 times, he deserves it. The rest of the male protagonist's family is not a good person and they all deserve to be killed😡 Any male supporting actor is better than the male protagonist. I didn't expect it to be a reunion after a broken mirror. I was so angry after watching it.

It's so brainless. Can the male protagonist be replaced by Tang Yan? Pei Jingchuan and the female protagonist are always called away by their adopted sister whenever they are together. Do you have any brains? Also, does Pei Jingchuan have bipolar disorder? He keeps yelling at the heroine and telling her to shut up, so why not change his name to Brother Shut Up? Is this because he loves the heroine? He has hurt the heroine so much in his previous life, can he continue to make the same mistakes again after his rebirth? Are you really mean? If you are protecting your adopted sister, can the two of you be locked up and let the heroine and Tang Yan be together? This is so disgusting😅😅😅😅

Does this author have bad views and force the heroine to be given to a scumbag like this?

It's beautiful, very beautiful. I hope the heroine will never look back.

What are you writing about? A mess.

This man is too self-centered. He has been harassing the heroine without thinking. He doesn't know how to check anything and just waits for the truth to come to him. He is just a common man.