Not Doing It at Night

The male protagonist of this book is really weird. The female protagonist has said it hundreds of times about his relationship with the female protagonist. The male protagonist refuses to explain. Except for the male protagonist himself, everyone around him thinks that the female protagonist is his true love. It is really baffling and scumbag. It feels so uncomfortable to read. There is no reasonable reason to explain the male protagonist's behavior. It feels like the author just misunderstood and has already written the male protagonist.

No! Often! Good! Look! ! ! Tied in one breath! ! Currently updated to Chapter 33, I just want to say to Xu Sili: Xu Sili, you should learn from Dandelion! ! ! Dandelion knows to choose her firmly! ! ! ! !

(Get close to the microphone and blow twice) Huh~huh~ (leader's speech tone) Let me say a few words - Xiao Xue and Xiao Shen, as well as the five, six, and seven who may appear again, you should always pay attention to your sense of propriety. When getting along with the opposite sex, you have to behave and speak appropriately, right? It's not a problem to always like someone else's husband. Ahem, Xu Sili and Shi Zhimiao, they are a talented man and beautiful woman, a match made in heaven, childhood sweethearts, and happy enemies. The young couple sometimes loses their minds and reveals their true feelings, sometimes bickers, frequently makes wisecracks, and is serious and funny. You both sing and dance, you look so good! (Folding his hands behind his back) Take these words to heart. Depending on how you behave in the future, you will still be a good comrade when you know how to return from the lost way! The meeting is over~ (Microphone signal interference sound) Zhi~zila~

For the sake of a brother whose wife failed to save his life, the male protagonist felt that his wife owed him something, so he took care of his brother's wife unconditionally without telling the female protagonist the reason, which made the female protagonist angry. This is a normal thing. Everyone has their own destiny and wealth. If the doctor can save everyone through surgery, they will all be zombies now. Can the male protagonist have it? Be smart and take care of your wife who can't be saved from now on. I feel that the male protagonist must have some serious illness. If the author can write, write about it. Otherwise, write about the male and female protagonists because of an outsider. The male and female protagonists have conflicts because of an outsider. Except for the fact that the male and female protagonists can communicate with each other because of an outsider, other times they cannot be connected. They can only rely on an outsider to achieve communication.

It's still the same old plot! The scumbag has to take care of the third mother and daughter for the rest of his life. Everyone around him thinks that he loves the third mother more and doesn't care about his wife! He even didn't care about boundaries with Xiaosi, which caused Xiaosi to almost kill the heroine! The heroine is even more cowardly than the popular Feng Rong. She can't get a divorce and she agrees to have a child before leaving? Back to the Qing Dynasty!

I really want to start complaining. I wanted to hold it back but I really couldn't. If I hadn't wanted to know what the male protagonist was doing with the guy named Xue, I would have given up on the article long ago. What kind of pseudo-humanities? You keep abusing the heroine all the time. It makes me feel bad. Also, this female protagonist is really inexplicable. She is still engaging in female rivalry after several years. The most annoying thing, especially the male protagonist, is the male protagonist. He is the dumbest I have ever seen, and he makes himself feel so wronged, as if he has paid a lot. He is a pure scumbag, and he is really not comparable to the male protagonists in other books. The author wrote more than 120 chapters and didn't tell us what happened between him and the man named Xue? He didn't explain when the male protagonist gave him a chance, and the author kept clearing the male protagonist's name, making it look like the male protagonist was very affectionate. The harm he did to the female protagonist was real. Speaking of which, the broken blue and white porcelain can never be restored to its original state no matter how much it was repaired. Do you want the female protagonist to be with a man named Xu in the end? Then I advise you not to. Can the male protagonist still want it? What a scumbag. The female protagonist was so helpless during those days when she was hurt by the male protagonist. I can't believe that he is the male protagonist. He is worthy of being the male protagonist. If I had known this, I would never have seen this. It's really eye-opening. Can I still be clean at this point? No matter how much the male protagonist does, it is all in vain. In the eyes of the readers, he has injured the female protagonist all over her body. When the female protagonist is helpless, her best friend is there. In my opinion, the male protagonist's emotion for the female protagonist is not one ten thousandth of that of her best friend. Doesn't the male protagonist know how much damage it can do to the female protagonist by being mute and not explaining? Just like this, the heroine is misunderstood and sad (ಥಥ)? He really should hire an expert in his family. This male protagonist is very good. He doesn't feel bad even if he dies.

For those who haven't read it yet, let me summarize the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist: 1. If you don't ask, I won't tell. 2. You ask, I won't tell. 3. If you ask, I will acquiesce or change the topic. 4. If you are angry and he blames you for having no conscience, his three sons, mother and daughter are always there, why should you care? 5. No matter how badly she is abused, if the male protagonist just says something nice or does something to help her, the female protagonist will fall in love again and pretend nothing happens and continue to have children. To sum up, two golden ice ropes! !

New article by the author. I read 37 chapters in one go. Really nice to look at. As expected, Qi Baocheng did not deceive me. Childhood sweethearts rejoice in enemies. If you want a divorce, the man should be the main one to compensate. I still have to have a child. Both of them are quite venomous. And it's still double clean. As for the green tea in the middle, it must be a misunderstanding. Sweet sad story.

It's just a matter of one sentence. I refuse to say it to my life. I can't stand it anymore. Sword man and sword woman.

The male protagonist's character in the early stages is really difficult to understand and a bit inconsistent. Are there really people who don't realize that having a mistress outside is a harm to their wife?