The CEO's Whole Family Is Love-Struck, and Only Reading My Mind Can Break the Spell

It's a bit annoying. The heroine is constantly helping the Fu family (the male protagonist's family), helping Fu's parents get back together after being plotted by others, helping the eldest aunt divorce her uncle who cheated on her with two children, helping the eldest brother and sister-in-law repair their relationship, helping Fu Xiaomei recognize the Phoenix Man, and helping Fu Xiaomei recognize Chen Jiaojiao's true face. But when Fu Xiaomei recognized the Phoenix Man's face, she blamed the female protagonist for breaking up her true love? She blamed her for telling her eldest sister-in-law about her uncle-in-law, which led to their divorce, and thought that if it weren't for the heroine, they would still be a good "loving family." I feel that all this is the heroine's fault, and the heroine feels aggrieved and angry, but at the same time, she keeps trying to find ways to help her, and also finds reasons to say that the younger sister is angry now, and she is in love. I don't blame her, just wait until she wakes up... I am really angry when I see it (▼ dishes▼) The heroine has unknowingly turned into an old woman from the simple audience at the beginning, and keeps helping the male protagonist. The family cleans up the mess and helps prevent others. And the eldest sister filed for divorce the next day after she found out that her uncle was cheating on her. Isn't that cool and sober? Why did she feel so soft when she saw her uncle with the child? That child is not your child, but the mistress's child. Well, if you feel sorry for the child, then the social welfare agency will not take it to you and raise it at home. Fortunately, the heroine proposed to raise the child with Fu's mother, saying that she was afraid that her uncle would use the child as an excuse to contact her, but she didn't believe it! It turned out that she would only raise it for a few days and then return it to him. But what happened? Mr. Chen's daughter, who was scheming against her mother, had a scandal about sleeping together the next day after calling someone away at a family dinner. Mr. Chen later called Fu's mother to disgust her, "We are going to be in-laws." The first reaction was that the heroine told the family, or that Fu's mother later showed the recording to her younger brother. At this point, the evidence was almost thrown in his face, and he still thought that she was an innocent and pitiful little white flower (￢_￢)

Just two words: outrageous. The characters, plot, logic, dialogue... Everything is imaginative and unreasonable. I am curious to see how outrageous it can be, and I admire myself...