Addicted to a Beijing Marriage: The Abstinent Tycoon Treats Me Like His Treasure

Suddenly Jiang Zyu, suddenly Su Su, what the hell, and jzy is pregnant with Zhao's child and married to someone else who loves someone else. Jzy is the male protagonist's ex-fiancée but they are also related by blood. What the hell, Zhao and the male protagonist are Tang brothers, and I feel that the male protagonist wants both and wants. I feel that jzy is more important than the female protagonist. The female protagonist is always comforting herself. What are you doing? Just give yourself a little sweetness. What the hell is that?

How to put it, I really don't like the male protagonist's attitude. I just don't understand that he always sees the shadow of Jiang Zhiyu in the female protagonist. Then when something happened to Jiang, the male protagonist abandons the female protagonist to take care of her and her child (the child is still the child of Jiang Zhiyu and Zhao 😅). The female protagonist finishes her work and goes to find the male protagonist. As a result, the male protagonist takes care of Jiang Zhiyu. The cold wind that caused the heroine to blow outside for a long time at night finally had to go to the hotel. Of course, the heroine did not pursue it and expressed understanding. She laughed. The relationship was very messy. I really don't know what to say. In fact, I liked it before, but after Jiang Zhiyu (and some shameless female supporting characters) appeared, I really felt more and more disgusted.

No, I really can't bear it anymore. Can the author please give SS a good time? The male protagonist really doesn't feel like looking at JZY like his sister. He already has a wife and he still takes others so seriously. Doesn't SS matter? Why do you want to write SS so wronged? Can SS be separated from him...

The three views are wrong. When you get married, you should have a sense of distance, right? Otherwise, why get married? Find a woman to block your love for other women? He also blindly said that others were greedy, but in fact he was greedy and wanted to love Jiang and wanted others to love him. In fact, if she doesn't marry into a high-ranking official's family, the heroine won't have those troubles. Regardless of the male protagonist's conditions, the female protagonist herself is talented and not short of money. It's just a lack of love. No man to look for anywhere. Why are you being said so badly by others?

The logic doesn't make sense, the heroine is too internally conflicted, the relationship between men and women is confusing, and I don't know where the three views are.

I hope that the male protagonist will be abused soon and Su Su will become stronger.

If you haven't seen it, don't read it. Don't be misled by the introduction. The plot and introduction are one for the sky and one for the earth. Watching it will affect your physical and mental health.

I hope the heroine can find her own value, don't take the hero too seriously, be her own heroine, and then let the hero lick her.

It's hard to see. My hands are slippery and I'm wrong. If you can avoid lightning, just avoid lightning. What did the author write the heroine as: brainless, not self-loving, love-brained, unable to live without the hero. She also went abroad to study in London in the middle. It feels like she didn't learn anything. Isn't painting so free? I have time to worry about whether the hero loves me or not. Why don't we all study and learn to make ourselves worthy of being loved. I have no choice but to be 36 for the hero, as if there are too many peach blossoms around me. It makes my head grow bigger.

Disgusting The heroine in the author's writing has always had low self-esteem. On the contrary, the second heroine is described as very smart and excellent. Even in the author's writing, it feels like she wanted to write the second heroine into an extremely perfect heroine, but the writing made people uncomfortable. The heroine has been used as a foil to the second heroine, and the heroine is said to be narrow-minded and too careless, while the second heroine is broad-minded and tolerant of the heroine. However, the second heroine is really like green tea. The one who wants both is not the heroine, but the second heroine. As for the fact that she was once the fiancée of the male protagonist, it is impossible for the female protagonist not to mind. The male protagonist said that he regarded the second female protagonist as his sister, but she really had no boundaries and sense of propriety, and it was not like the behavior of a leader in his thirties who was in a high position. I believe that most people cannot accept that their husband always puts his ex-fiancée first after marriage, nor can they accept that his ex-fiancée is treated like a good sister, nor can they accept that the husband and his parents-in-law keep comparing themselves with her to show how bad they are doing. The heroine just wants her husband to put herself first, before the second heroine. I think this is not too much, but everyone thinks she is too greedy and accuses her. Coupled with the behavior of the previous female secretary and the male protagonist's reaction, I feel that the heroine's grievance is not unfounded and should not be disgusted and criticized by everyone (including the male protagonist, the second heroine, the male protagonist's parents and the second heroine's daughter and the second male lead). Obviously the heroine is also very good, young, beautiful and rich. Why is the writing so unbearable and there is no sense of deservingness at all? Is there something wrong with you, the author?