Lock You in My Eyes

Good reviews for the new book, cheers. After seeing the latest 66 chapters, I feel that Shen should be considered the first male, but the introduction is that the second male is the top. But I hope that the heroine will not be with anyone in the ending. After all, the two men who appear now are not worthy, and then she can develop her own career and take her own daughter, but it seems that the ending is he. Well, the heroine didn't treat him as a substitute, he treated the heroine as a substitute. The male protagonist also keeps losing his temper. He feels that because the female protagonist is excellent, he wants to trap her. He is a little unconcerned about the female protagonist's health during the pregnancy, as if he is very good and is doing the right thing. The heroine's family was so good before, so why can't she show that she likes him if she cuts off her feelings and helps the man? Moreover, I hope that the heroine will do what she says, such as developing her career, but she doesn't want everything to disappear immediately if the hero treats her a little better. I'm really convinced. And the male protagonist said he wants a family, but he feels like it's just a family. It doesn't matter who is in it, as long as it's his partner, daughter or son. (I just feel this way, I don't know if it's my understanding of wanting a family, ugh)

It was written in a hurry, and I felt that the male protagonist loved the female protagonist, but later it was said that the male protagonist loved Bai Yueguang the most, and he was particularly doting on Bai Yueguang's daughter. He considered Bai Yueguang's parents as his godparents, and then the female protagonist completely gave up and divorced the male protagonist. He did not pursue his wife at the crematorium. The female protagonist left. The male protagonist agreed to the divorce and donated his property and went to work as a volunteer.