Turns Out, It’s Still You

I watched it intermittently, but I couldn't stand the fact that the heroine's sister married that kind of man. Her family's conditions were ordinary, and she gave birth to her fourth child as if she had inherited the throne. She must have a son and not treat women as human beings. This sister is also a love-minded person, and she doesn't know her. What is the purpose of giving birth to so many children? Other people in the family do not regard her as a human being. Will having so many children and having so many caesarean sections affect the body? Or is she still determined to have her own way? How can the heroine live a good life if she is involved with this family of weird relatives? The reason for the separation in the year must be that the male protagonist's family found the heroine. If he knew that she had such relatives, he would dislike the heroine even more. There is also the heroine's weird senior named Zhou. I dislike this man very much. He was married and his wife died with a child and wanted to be with him. The heroine is together, but he doesn't like her daughter. He wants her to be good to his son, but he doesn't want to be good to other people's daughters. This kind of man only knows how to ask for kindness from others and doesn't want to give his sincerity. The heroine is still entangled with this kind of person, so he is not interested in watching it.

This is a story about Cinderella and Prince Charming, but it has more twists and turns than foreign ones. I read it in one sitting. All the other books stopped, moved by the deep affection between the two of them.