After Losing Her Memory, Madam Stopped Pretending to Be Sweet

The scumbag male protagonist is dirty and scumbag. He acquiesces to the mistress's sister to call him brother-in-law in front of his wife again and again. Is it worthy of forgiveness if there is no physical cheating? Is it true that he has to have penetrated the mistress? He prefers to take care of Li Yuhezhong, his mistress and sister-in-law outside, and is indifferent to his own wife? How did the omnipotent heroine in the introduction fall in love with such a man who had nothing but money? How could the heroine still stick to this scumbag even at her age?

I jumped into this novel and was annoyed. The male protagonist is a scumbag and the female protagonist is a J. They can't slap each other, and one is willing to hit and the other is willing to take it. The female protagonist is excellent, but she doesn't love herself. There is nothing wrong with liking a man, but it must be worth the effort. A scumbag like this puts all his thoughts on the mistress outside, and the female protagonist still dives in like this. She is unwilling to give up if she doesn't hit the wall. Even if she has lost her memory, she still has a humble feeling in her bones. She will unconsciously cater to the male protagonist, no matter how good the female is. If you want others to fall in love with you, you must first learn to love yourself. If you don't love yourself, you still want others to love you. Such good conditions are in vain. Not only physical cheating is called cheating, but mental cheating is also cheating. The hero actually agrees with the mistress to call him brother-in-law, and calls him in front of the heroine. He doesn't argue and agrees with the cheap aunt to call him that, and the mistress calls him brother-in-law. Isn't this a slap in the heroine's face? Where to put the heroine? It doesn't matter if the male protagonist doesn't love her, but in the marriage he doesn't even give the female protagonist the most basic respect. The more he looks at it, the angrier he becomes, and the female protagonist doesn't live up to her expectations.

I am really convinced by the heroine written by the author. Will I die if I leave Hongtai? She insists on being there without having to suffer hardships. She obviously has status and insists on not using it. I am so angry that I am so angry that I am so angry! This is the first time I have read a story that makes readers so frustrated.

Good, good, very good Good-looking, good-looking, very good-looking Wonderful

To describe the heroine as bitchy is an understatement.

The heroine is a typical example of someone who eats without hardship.