Young Master Mu, You're Out Again

The plot is exciting and beautiful to watch

When I first watched it, my heart ached from being tortured and I couldn't bear it. Later, the ending slowly became a happy ending, but I still couldn't accept that the male protagonist's original body was gone, and I felt a little uncomfortable.

This book is sad at first and then sweet, but the plot is not cliche. The most outstanding thing is the character of the heroine. Unlike most silly stories about abuse, the heroine grew up in the dark, and no family member was kind to the heroine. The young heroine was abused by her father and stepmother. She ran to her grandfather's house again and again to seek help, but was kicked out by them. I really felt sorry for the heroine when I saw this. The male protagonist is the precious light in the female protagonist's life. She followed the light from the dark abyss and climbed up the cliff step by step. However, the male protagonist stepped on her hand that was hanging on the edge of the cliff, and then kicked the female protagonist down. The heroine who dares to love and hate has become dark, and she must take revenge. Just like a full-level god crushing the novice village, relatives and villains fall to the ground one after another. Fortunately, the heroine has two good friends. If it weren't for Lu Weifeng's unconditional protection of the heroine, the heroine's life would be completely dark. Even the coward Lin Xiangyi has been protecting the heroine. In the entire article, apart from Lu Weifeng and Lin Xiangyi, only the male protagonist's sister is nice to the female protagonist. The male protagonist in the early stage is like most male protagonists in sadistic novels. His eyes and heart are blind. He only believes in bad guys and villains, but not the female protagonist. Moreover, the male protagonist has very good dog ears. After accidentally hearing something that the female protagonist said against his will, he thought that the female protagonist did not love him and was just using him for revenge, so the male protagonist teamed up with other villains to bully the female protagonist. There was a plot that made me so angry: the male protagonist asked the bodyguard to hold the female protagonist, and asked the female protagonist to slap the female protagonist. I just wanted to go into the book and force-feed the male protagonist a bottle of Hex Black Technology soy sauce. What's even more ridiculous is that the male protagonist knows the harm the female protagonist has suffered, but still wants to maintain his so-called principles of life and persuade the female protagonist to be kind. Therefore, all the male protagonists deserved what they deserved. He turned into a black man and wanted to beg the female protagonist for forgiveness, so he lived like an e-wolf that the female protagonist wanted: If anyone glares at the heroine, the hero will show his teeth; Anyone who speaks ill of the heroine will be barked at by the hero; Anyone who dares to do something bad to the heroine will be attacked by the hero and never let go. If the heroine wants a shark, he can give her to her. But in front of the heroine, he is just a loyal dog in human form. But what's the use? At this time, the heroine's aura is full and she no longer needs him. All the hero's actions to protect the heroine are just to impress himself and entertain others. Even if he lost a hand for the heroine, the heroine was not moved. The hero did not wait for the heroine's forgiveness until his death. The male protagonist still couldn't let go of the female protagonist. He was worried that other dogs would bully the female protagonist, so with a ding, the male protagonist was rebuilt, reborn in a complete body, and then returned to the female protagonist at the speed of light, becoming a loyal licking dog as always. I feel that the plot of the male protagonist's rebirth is very well written. If the female protagonist spends the rest of her life alone like in the dream in Chapter 432, she would be really pitiful. She will have a licking dog by her side for the rest of her life, blocking all the wind and rain for the female protagonist. The female protagonist can finally have a happy ending. There are also some well-written plots: In the secret room where the heroine was once imprisoned, the hero discovered that his name was written in blood by the heroine all over the wall. This scene was so shocking that the hero immediately went crazy. Even though I saw the sadistic story as a comedy, I almost took a tissue. The male protagonist took advantage of the female protagonist's amnesia and lied to the female protagonist that they were a loving couple. He just wanted to ask the male protagonist if you wanted to make a face. Based on what you did to the heroine in the early stage, do you deserve to be forgiven?

There is a feeling of gnashing of teeth for the male protagonist. There are many things that as long as he has some brains, he will not send his woman into the arms of others. Later, she still disliked her for not being a clean scumbag, and what the man named Zhuang Hong did was done by a human being? Cheating on one's own aunt is not fun. The heroine also had enough. Why didn't she just slap Mu Xiuchen in the face at the press conference and explain the matter clearly instead of giving Mu Xiuchen a good face? I was so angry when I saw it. The female protagonist was too kind and soft-hearted, but the male protagonist was so shameless.

I feel like the heroine is so miserable

I hope the heroine can find a lover and leave those who hurt her

Is there anyone like the heroine in the world???? I'm speechless. I'm really going to be pissed off after watching this. It's so disgusting.

There is no limit and no logic to whitewash the male protagonist. The male protagonist abuses the female protagonist physically and mentally to death because he loves her. Because he loved her, he heard that the heroine was only trying to use his power to deal with his family members, so he began to abuse the heroine. He firmly believed that the heroine was a heinous bad person. The reason for his innocence was that the hero's family protected the god in the mall very well. He had never seen such a dirty fight in the family, so he firmly believed that the heroine's father and stepmother could not abuse the heroine. They were all kinds of harm to the heroine. Since I have never seen any dirty tricks, how could I achieve this position? I have never seen filth, and I don't believe that the heroine's family harmed the heroine, so I believe that the heroine I love harms my own family? Oh, the male protagonist's sister, who has an IQ of only eight years old, was raped, and the bad guy blamed the female protagonist, and he firmly believed it. You must know that this sister likes the heroine very much and has a good relationship with the heroine, but he just believes that the heroine harms people for no reason. He firmly believes that the heroine viciously kills all kinds of people indiscriminately, and then uses this as an excuse to attack and persecute the heroine in all aspects, from physical and mental dignity to career. He brings the mistress to slap the heroine in the face in various ways, and he does not hesitate to conspire with the heroine's family to make the heroine stay in the lunatic asylum, even though it is the heroine's mother's family who stands up to do this. Let the bodyguard control the heroine, and then various people can come over to scold her, or even beat her, and she will be controlled if she fights back. He calls it the heroine who is crazy and needs to be controlled, even though he knows that the heroine is not crazy. In contrast to the behavior of the male protagonist, the heroine's former partner is an ordinary businessman. He has neither been friends with the heroine for three years in high school nor has he been with the heroine for a long time. He knows that the heroine's mother committed suicide due to depression, and that his father cheated on him and that he has a daughter who is older than the heroine. The heroine got married immediately after her mother died. For such family matters, the heroine believes that her family abused her, and her friends who grew up with the heroine also believe and help her. Maybe the author also felt that there was no reason for the heroine to still be with the hero after he had done some cleaning up, so he made the hero regret it, treated the heroine well and let him die, and then his soul drifted to someone else to be with the heroine. There is no limit to whitewashing and there is no logic. In the end, there is a soul resurrection so that they can be together. He is so stubborn. Abuse for the sake of abuse, even the heroine's mother's family hates the heroine to the core. The reason for hatred was also explained, because the heroine was close to her father's mistress, and the mistress started to be very good to the heroine. The heroine's mother was very depressed and committed suicide. The mother's family felt that the heroine who was with the little girl at that time killed the heroine's mother. As a child, her mother was abused after her death, she asked her grandfather for help and was thrown out, and she suffered all the hatred from her grandfather's family. Instead of hating her cheating son-in-law and mistress, the family asked the heroine to give hundreds of millions to her father. What kind of logic is this? It makes sense that you disliked the heroine because she was close to the mistress when she was a child. But the one who instigated her was the cheater and the mistress. Why didn't she hate them and asked the heroine to pay them so that the heroine could come to her grandpa's house several times a year in the future? This kind of plot is really beyond the imagination of ordinary people, that's all I can say.

I really like it, unlike other heroines who are all love-minded.

To be honest, I can't stand the heroine being abused and not getting divorced like this. I can't stand it anymore.