Two years into their marriage, Fang Yu excitedly carried a pregnancy test to tell Fu Beicheng the news. But he was spending the night with his first love and didn't come home. When she was kidnapped, helpless and desperate, he was still with his first love and refused to answer her calls. After she miscarried, Fang Yu lost all hope, fell into the sea, and died.
They say that man went completely insane, kneeling by the shore and sobbing his heart out, keeping watch there day and night without ever leaving.
When she returned, she was a wealthy heiress, head and shoulders above everyone else, with countless secret identities. A certain man edged toward her eagerly. "Wife, I know I was wrong."
Ning Xin: "Do we know each other?"
He pleaded, "Can we get married again?"
Ning Xin took her fiancé's hand. "Sorry, I'm getting married next month. Mr. Fu is welcome to come to the wedding."
The beginning was good, but the ending was not.
This male protagonist is not lovable and has no desire to cp.
It's such a mess when I see it, and I'm reborn three years later. It's so messy.
Women should strengthen themselves, and heartless men should be thrown away like garbage
Why should women embarrass women?
Chapter 53, alas, the male protagonist is really deceiving himself,
I've read half of it, and it's not that the author's writing is bad, but I prefer to watch sadistic movies, and I like to see the male protagonist regret it and be miserable. So I usually only read short stories about abuse and they are BE. This article is an exception. I read it accidentally, but only three years later. Stopping here is the finale for me. Because in the future, whether the male and female protagonists get back together or the female protagonist chooses someone else, I feel regretful. Reunion: It makes me feel that the heroine deserved everything in the past. She was hurt and lost a child, but they were still together in the end. Choosing someone else: I would feel that the male protagonist is pitiful and that love is nothing more than that. One person can actually love two people. If it were not for love, I would feel that the female protagonist is sorry for that person's kindness. Those who are together because of responsibility and guilt will feel helpless and tainted to the relationship. So I usually only see the climax of the sadistic novel, and then treat it as if the female protagonist is dead and the male protagonist is miserable for the rest of his life. Belated affection is worse than grass.
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