Zhumen Chungui

I want to know if Shen Si is the male protagonist? , If he were the male protagonist, I would really feel sad for the female protagonist, because there is no man in this world except his father who truly loves her. Both Xie and Shen only want the female protagonist to pay for them. Now I only see Shen's coveting of the female protagonist, and only see his desire to possess the female protagonist. I don't see his love for the female protagonist at all, and I don't see his appreciation for the female protagonist. It seems that The only thing that attracted him to the heroine was her skin. When the heroine was hurt and sad, he didn't feel any pity for the heroine in his heart, only longing. This is really disgusting to watch. Some people may think that my point of view is naive and think that love is diverse and the expression of love is different in different eras. But I think the core of love is the same regardless of family, friendship, and that is "heartache." Parents love their children and care deeply about their hard work in school; friends regard you as a confidant and care deeply about your likes and dislikes. Similarly, when a person loves another person, he will first feel the pain when she is hurt, instead of first feeling his own desire...

This familiar writing style brought back my memories of the previous books. I like the male and female protagonists with characters like Shen Si and Hanyi. I have read several of the author's books. The male protagonist is different from the previous books in which he takes things by force (although I am also good at taking things by force hahahahahaha). The author is a slow-burner. As a reader, I have to be patient and wait for updates, and look forward to the follow-up plot🥰

In the past, when I wanted to talk to you, you never talked to me. Now, I don't want to talk anymore. Talking more is useless and makes me feel tired. I discovered this book too early, and fell into the pit of serialization again. I had to stay with the author's characters for a while. I have read too many books about Li Wen, but only this one. Due to the strong sense of substitution, people can feel the heroine's weakness but strength and unyielding, the sadness that penetrates into the bone marrow after marriage, the determination and the tenacity after divorce. Such a woman can live a good life with anyone. If she doesn't live well, it only means that this family is not worth entrusting to her. She should leave when the time comes. I want to see her happy, and she must be happy! (I believe you are a great author)

It's good to watch, but I'm so angry that my head hurts for dozens of chapters. I just can't get divorced.

What is helplessness in the boudoir. It is the carved beams and painted buildings of a wealthy family that have trapped the girl's vision and footsteps throughout her life; He is smiling and chatting happily in front of others, but hiding unspeakable calculations and grievances in his heart; If you give it out sincerely, you must first weigh the pros and cons of the family and dare not reveal it completely; It is to be cautious every step of the way, not seeking glory and glory, but only seeking a corner of stability, which is difficult; Love is no match for family status, goodwill is mixed with trade-offs, and many worries are finally dissipated in the dark night of the courtyard.

It's a very renaissance book with both the plot and the setting of the male and female protagonists. After reading about eighty chapters and going back and forth with the heroine for n times, the heroine brought her whole family and her ex-husband failed to divorce, I really smiled with relief. It took me ten years to smile. After flipping through the rest of the catalog, I found that the male protagonist seemed to be ten years younger when he succeeded. It is a book that has the effect of reducing age. However, every plot has its own audience. I can only say that since we are a female channel, please ask the author to be less gazing at the heroine next time. Every two chapters, I can appreciate the charm of the heroine. I really have a hard time adjusting to the Westernization of my life after drinking several bowls of Chinese medicine.

It's just that the progress is too slow, and I feel a little frustrated. I looked at the mammary gland obstruction.

It's really poorly written. If you haven't watched it, don't watch it. The plot is draggy, the content is the same, and the bad plot is really off-putting.

Really slowly, slowly, He Li wrote 270,000 words. The author also said that the length of the ex-husband is only a small part. So does this book have to be written in millions of words? It is obviously tens of thousands of words. People who read it are so confused that they are so disgusted that they skipped for so long.

A very vicious novel, trying to harm people with breast nodules. I have never seen a more cowardly and clumsy person than the heroine. It makes my head hurt with anger.