Abuse, Continue to Abuse, She Even Eats, Takes Money and Runs Away

I have roughly read the author's other novels, and they are all similar in that the female protagonist suffers grievances and suffers physical and psychological harm, but she still has to rely on the male protagonist. It seems that the female protagonist is incompetent and lacks the wisdom of a woman. The heroine has been in jail for 5 years, has a child, her elders have been killed, and she still has to rely on a man in the end, which is quite boring. So I gave up. I couldn't see the wisdom and means of the heroine, which is what a wealthy daughter should have. She only had inner thoughts, which was boring. I recently read a novel in which the heroine met someone worthy, but the author still said, "You tortured me a thousand times, and I took you as my first love because I slept with you." No positive energy at all. The male protagonist is also an unattractive person who relies on his feelings to make judgments. Boring. The heroine's incompetence all comes from these two men, and she has nothing but hiding in prison for five years.

Seeing this, I really feel that the male protagonist really likes the female protagonist. He says he loves the female protagonist, but when something happens, he always puts the female protagonist first. The female protagonist has gone back on his words so many times and can't seem to care about the female protagonist at all. Can this really be a reunion? ? ? The male protagonist and the female protagonist should be locked together. If you want to see the BE version of Chasing His Wife in the Crematorium, don't go round.