We Just Got Married Yesterday. You’re Telling Me I’m Pregnant?

The writing is actually relatively smooth, but how can I put it, it's a collection of scumbag men and scumbag women. Needless to say, the male protagonist never refuses anyone who comes, and he also proposes marriage to this and that from time to time, but fails to do so. Maybe he always acts as a successor and the father of other people's children, and Sister Nan's cheating is the retribution of a scumbag. There are so many scumbags that I can't even count them. Even the heroine Liu Yiyi cheated on three people. Although one of them was a woman and the other was the hero himself, she didn't know it was the hero when she went to the club to find a one-night stand. Maybe the author wants to tell us that in today's social morality, so-called loyalty has long been destroyed by desire. But in the end, most of the scumbag girls have no good results, but the scumbag male protagonist has a happy ending. This is a bit of a double standard.