After Her Death, Mr. Lu Collapsed.

A little less. But not bad. At least two people who love each other have not given up on each other. Overcome difficulties together.

I have a question, since the male protagonist doesn't like his mother, why doesn't he just park her card and keep her in the villa? Is it possible that if she has no money, she can still hire someone to do bad things?

The first chapter was okay. I thought it was about a breakup that I haven't felt for 7 years. It's a good subject. I didn't expect it to be like this later. It sucks.

I wrote a negative review before I finished reading. The more I read, the angrier I became. From the beginning to the end, I was tortured for the sake of torture. The heroine also faked her death and became a vegetative state. When she woke up, she thought she was reborn in someone else. The author's writing was inconsistent and illogical. Later, the hero even fed the heroine medicine to cause amnesia. Can the heroine be given medicine casually even though she is pregnant? I really don't know where those good reviews come from

The male protagonist in the front is very sadistic and completely despised.

After reading the introduction, I feel good

The male protagonist's character set off a big mistake, but it never collapsed. I followed this character to the ending.

The way the male protagonist solves the problem is too extreme and unbelievable. Is it necessary to hurt the heroine to achieve her wish? Hurt others and hurt yourself.

The way the male protagonist handles things is incredible. Do you have to hurt the heroine to make your wishes come true?

I cried while watching it, it was so touching.