A Secret Marriage

After watching the ending, I still feel that the male protagonist should be replaced. The damage is too great to be worthy of forgiveness, and the male protagonist does not deserve a happy ending. I always remember "Zhou Shang Shang Su Yin Zheng" in Sui Hou Zhu's novel, probably because the male protagonist was changed. If you want to write about a male protagonist who severely hurts a female protagonist in the future, please author be brave enough to change the male protagonist, instead of leading readers that "he is not guilty if he does not know." There are various symptoms and reactions to illness and chemotherapy. If the wife has leukemia, the male protagonist will be exempted from responsibility if he does not know about it? He also keeps a mistress, lifts her up and tramples on the heroine in public.

In fact, when I first saw Huo Yuming's death, I was relieved. The male and female protagonists could finally be together. Who knew that two days later, I was watching Ma Liang's "Goodbye Diman" while seeing the small house that Ling Chengxian prepared for Ren Ran where she and Huo recalled together, and suddenly I felt like It's a pity that Huo Tai is so unstoppable. He is obviously one of the best among men, but because of his humble background, he can't stand up to the intricately connected big family. One son makes a mistake and everything goes wrong. Ling has a lot of capital behind him. He can make a comeback very quickly after failure. It's too difficult to cross the class. If there had been no forced demolition, Huo Yuming could have had a good family, love and career, but in the end he lost everything and embarked on a road of no return alone. I didn't expect this romance novel to have such great stamina. Huo Yuming, he seems to have really existed.

Some plots are really destructive. When digging holes, can you consider that this is a society governed by law? Is the truth really so unbearable? The scene where the male protagonist abuses the female protagonist is really unbearable. (The beginning, episodes 100-130, just saw this)

Men are dirty and don't care whether they are clean or unclean, but men who have sex with the heroine or are in a marriage relationship are trash. If you don't know, you think you are watching a male video, and you give the hero so many benefits.

I didn't expect that the male and female protagonists could be together. The male protagonist, including his friends, bullied the weak, and other people's lives were as lowly as trivial matters. None of them were good. There was no logic for the male and female protagonists to be together. They could still be together without any grudges despite their lives. I can only say that the female protagonist had no heart.

Why write Huo Yuming to death? Can't we let him live well with the heroine? Feeling distressed

Ren Ran was really a good person. Before he died, he still thought about not leaving a psychological shadow on passers-by.

Is do less important than do? He maintained a house with a lot of land, wore Chanel suits, attended banquets with friends, and even went shopping with Xia Shuwen. Everyone knew that he had taken care of her. The author thinks that repeatedly emphasizing that he doesn't do anything can prove that Ling Chengxian is not a dirty person? He also wrote that the mistress later became short of money and returned to the club to work as a young lady. Two Chanel CFs could be given to Ershe for 100,000 yuan.

The author really has no perspective, thinking that it would be enough if the male protagonist does not know that he is taking the female protagonist's life, but Ling Chengxian is also an executioner who takes the initiative to take other people's lives. How can he be a good person if he is friends with Fu, a qjf who does all kinds of evil? Even if Fu Gou died, he would still risk Huo Yuming's life. Why? The originally happy Huo family of three died in silence with no bones left; Ling Chengxian, a scumbag who interfered with hospital queues and deprived others of their lives, formed a family of four with the one he loved, and his outlook on life exploded.

The author has successfully created a scumbag male protagonist. I know you are a co-worker, so the name is not meant to be a reference to Wei Wuxian. Don't insult the word "Xian". Looking at the context of the story, the second male lead was criticized for taking advantage of the female lead, and the male lead also used the female lead several times. The male protagonist and his friends are just bullies and social scum. If you think your father is clean, then go check it out. Otherwise, it will be assumed that your father participated in the demolition and murder, and he deserves to be killed. Knowing that the heroine is being used, he still cheats on her mistress and punishes her in various ways to humiliate her. I really can't see where there is love, I can only see that the hero is a dirty thing.