The Pretty Widow of the 1970s Marries a Factory Director and Raises His Kids

The tug-of-war is very interesting. The male protagonist is obsessed with the female protagonist at first, with a panicky and explosive attitude. Seeing her body, seeing her every frown and smile, she panicked, started to cover up, became angry from embarrassment, and couldn't forget to try her best to avoid suspicion. So in the eyes of the heroine, he is very fierce and cold Later, when I was drunk, I thought about testing her to see if she was an enemy agent. He grabbed her arm and rubbed her waist when she was injured. Both of them were given Chinese medicine, which was an out-of-bounds behavior. Later I mentioned marriage again and again. But because the female protagonist has a bad background, she is afraid of dragging down the male protagonist and is unwilling to get married. It's like falling in love, but it wasn't allowed in those days. "If you like such a shady relationship, I'll admit it!" The heroine thinks of her ex-husband, and the hero says, "No! At least in front of me! Don't mention him." Being a heroine is too attractive. "Why not? That Jiang Weihai is still thinking about you! And that foreigner... Maybe he is also thinking about you. You, you are still thinking about Yueyue's father... You can at least give me a place..." Oh my god, it feels so good to watch. "You also know that I am in my thirties. You got hold of me last night, so you can just enjoy it secretly." It makes me laugh to death. This change has happened. Could it be that you were transferred? Male protagonist "I told you to give birth as soon as you get pregnant. If you are willing, get married with me and give me and the child a name. If you are not willing... Then let him be an illegitimate child, and I will continue to be your shady man." It is indeed not okay to make the heroine pregnant without her consent, but we are talking about feelings. From this beginning, the heroine is afraid that the hero will kick her out, so she tries her best to prove that she is useful and will not cause trouble. Up until now, the male lead's emotional inferiors have been so cold-faced that it's really satisfying to court him aggrievedly. Who wouldn't say that Sister Xiang is great? How is it adjusted? I think the emotional line is really well written. But the disadvantage is that the heroine has no ability to deal with problems at all. The weak, virtuous wife and loving mother who swallows her anger is actually a cowardly Ninja Turtle. The first part was okay, but later every time I was bullied by the villain and didn't fight back, I didn't want to watch it, and I just wanted to watch the tug-of-war. Once the tenderness and sweetness of the relationship were really dull, I didn't want to watch it anymore.