Lucky Koi: The Hunter's Wife Brings Him Endless Fortune

I don't understand why Lisa Hayes doesn't like my baby. I thought about it and it's probably because she loves my daughter so much. As a mother, I love my baby more than I love Huo Qijing, so I still want to say a few words. First of all, I personally have a strong preference for older brother or father figure male leads. Basically, my old friends know that my stories never feature a male lead who is younger than the female lead, and this principle will not change. After "Little Lucky Consort," it took me a long time to start this book, and the characters were all well-developed and matured. Moreover, I incorporated a lot of psychology into the article, including the various influences of one's family of origin on personality. You may only see a few words, but I actually did a lot of research. I never write about male protagonists who are mindlessly doting on their partners. I strongly dislike the kind of so-called domineering pampering where someone destroys another's entire family at the slightest disagreement. Therefore, my male protagonists all have complete values, perseverance, and growth. The male and female protagonists realize that falling in love is a process with twists and turns. Yan Baiwei is an indigenous person; his success and failure both stem from and are rooted in the rules. He is liked by the female lead because he is too particular about rules, but his adherence to rules also clashes with her views, which is a necessary adjustment between the two. My thoughts were already expressed in the choice of surname: sugar is sweet, salt is salty, but "sugar" is not necessarily sweet, and "salt" is not necessarily bitter. The male and female protagonists are contrasted in many ways, such as in their childhood. The female protagonist struggles to survive, her mind is tempered and hardened, she is both insecure and arrogant. The male protagonist is wealthy but has no relatives. This is evident in his behavior when he first meets the female protagonist. He is an overly rule-abiding person who has been restricted by rules and regulations since childhood, suppressing his nature and desires without realizing that this is a source of suffering. Original text: A person spends their entire life soaking in bitter melon water. I didn't feel it was too bitter or too difficult to endure. But having tasted such sweetness, losing it afterwards is unbearable, not even the slightest bit of bitterness. The male protagonist only realized that his previous days were bitter after he tasted the sweetness the female protagonist gave him. It wasn't just because of the life-saving grace, but also because the female lead's existence illuminated his world and made him realize that things could be like this... The female lead meant much more to him than just a lover. For a long time, the male protagonist was in a state of loving without realizing it. He was unwilling to be a sworn brother, yet he couldn't find his own place. He was even jealous without any confidence, and he clumsily tried to act cute. It wasn't until a word from him woke him up from his dream, unlocked his shackles, and helped him find the new place he longed for. Even intimate acts progressed gradually through the male protagonist's repeated concessions. "Original text: But Yan Baiwei, even though he knew it wouldn't work, would back down if she got angry or even stopped talking." Repeated concessions. Time and time again, we made concessions. This is partly due to a lack of emotional connection, but on the other hand, he lacks the ability to "treat others as equals." He was terrified of losing her, but didn't know how to maintain the relationship, so he could only try to "please" and "win her over" by constantly making concessions. Even if it goes against his beliefs. He's too easy to manipulate. Yan Baiwei was terrified of losing Jin'er, because she was his only and most cherished possession. The turmoil in Maozhou was a crazy and wrong attempt made by a child who didn't understand love. He paid a heavy price for it, so after they reconciled, he abandoned his own rhythm and completely adapted to the female lead's rhythm. As I said before, he is the kind of person who, once he makes a promise, will always put it into practice and overcome all difficulties to keep it up. "Original text: Tang Shijin herself was a flirtatious womanizer who would forget what she said as soon as she finished, so she didn't know that there really are people in this world who keep their word." After experiencing loss and finally reconciling, Yan Baiwei made a promise again: "Jin'er, I have really thought everything through. I will never do anything to make you unhappy again. I will never." So, after that, he chose "Jin'er" over "principles". Between "everything" and "Jin'er", "Jin'er" was chosen. For example, the female lead's position as the Jiangnan Promotion Commissioner—he knew this was something she liked, so he let her go and protected her. When he returned to the capital, he believed that he had enough leverage to protect the female lead and allow her to do business with peace of mind. However, the female lead insisted on taking charge of the General Police Station. After a brief argument, he still gave in and then adjusted his plan to do his best to cooperate with her so that she could be the factory supervisor and have a smooth and happy life. I've also explained things like that and having children in the text (see Chapters 678). This was certainly what he longed for, but it also went against his beliefs; he was adapting to the female lead's pace. Having a child was not in the male protagonist's original plan, which is why he was so surprised. From the very beginning, the female protagonist chose a path different from everyone else's. When she made her choice, she had a clear idea of ​​what the future would be like. In short, she wanted to be the "boss" for life! She's always followed this path: the whole world knows it, but she's so frustrated she can't bring it up! Original text: The most enjoyable thing in the world, It's not that I'm a woman, but I have to go to great lengths to disguise myself as a man, constantly worrying about being exposed. It is not that I, as a woman, should strive to break through societal prejudices and compete with men. Instead: The whole world knows I'm a woman, but no one, not even the Emperor, can bring that up! We can only pretend not to know! So in the future, what she wants is also: Even if everyone knows she's the mother of the child, no one can say anything unless she agrees. Okay, I've given away the spoilers. In short, the male and female leads have a tacit understanding, and the male lead has a plan in mind. Just be patient, and the truth will be revealed when the time comes. Mature men are like fine wine; you have to savor them slowly to appreciate their charm. That's just the kind of person he is. If he's not your type, then don't hurt him... Just love Jin'er. But I still hope you can all love my Wei Zai Zai, he's very cute too (づ￣3￣)づ╭❤~ To: Everyone; To: lisa. Hayes

Many readers seem dissatisfied with the male lead in the comments. Perhaps it's not because he hurt the female lead, nor because he's inherently bad or inadequate; it's because the female lead is too exceptional—so exceptional that such a person doesn't exist in reality. She possesses a rebirth halo, current memories, a mysterious space, and the blessing of a spiritual spring. Unless the male lead also has one or two unattainable buffs, he can't be her equal. Otherwise, with the female lead's overpowered character, surrounded by Tao Liulang, Jiang Bi'an, Shen Wei, and a host of exceptional disciples and followers, it really doesn't make the Crown Prince seem particularly worthy. Except for his long eyelashes.

This is a story about healing childhood with love.

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It looks so good!

The content is excellent, it's really good.

If someone is unwavering in their actions, it means they've already been struck by lightning.

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I first encountered the author through the story "Little Sweet Dates" and have been following her work ever since. I absolutely adore her writing style!