I Promise to Love You Until Our Hair Turns White

This book is very interesting and has a great ending!

The story is very rich and exciting

This month's monthly pass is all given to you, the author, please give me more encouragement! From now on, I will give you the monthly pass every month.

I've read more than a dozen chapters. Didn't you get married before you got pregnant? Why did it take more than a year after marriage to have a baby?

Overall it's pretty good and pretty, but there are some minor flaws. 1. The heroine's grievance: The heroine is a second-generation rich man with a high degree of education. The male protagonist is 14 years older than her, divorced, and has a 13-year-old son. The man raped her and gave birth to a daughter. Later, his ex-wife came to visit her again. 2. The heroine has a big heart: her brother is a bisexual, but she assists another man, and makes a small match between her brother and another man. 3. The supporting characters' relationships are too messy, one cheats on the other, and that cheats on the other. Various mistresses cuckold constantly

Oh my gosh, come on and update, I try to read it every day.

It's very interesting to watch, without too many sadistic plots. The male and female protagonists are both upright and heartwarming.

Updated every day! Come on

I stopped reading it. I couldn't stand it after reading dozens of chapters. There were no ups and downs. It's understandable that someone was raped and didn't call the police because she wanted to save her face, but after giving birth to a child and knowing who the child's father is, what's the point of being together and spending time with other people's family members? None of the women in the book are self-loving. They seduce married men, are greedy for money and seduce boys who have girlfriends. Married women seduce their ex-boyfriends and have sex with each other. They commit suicide because of being raped by donkeys and give birth to children out of wedlock. It's really hard to be a woman and it's even harder to be a big character in a book. Just give it up.

Why do I feel like this is a bit like the cover of Mrs. Fu please control your scale?