After Madam's Abortion, Mr. Huo Went Crazy

I feel irritated when I read it. I have never seen anyone write the heroine in such a despicable and humble way. The author is so imaginative, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Fully support the masterpiece, let your "Mrs. Huo Go Crazy After the Miscarriage" become a hit all the way and get a big hit!

I like to see the second male lead, something new, not a cliche reunion, it's good to watch

I'm looking for the male protagonist of the horror film "The Holy Body". It's so scary. The eerie and paranoid atmosphere fills the air. The male protagonist probably came from the horror theme of the male channel next door. In fact, the male protagonist was cleared later, and he became what he is now because he grew up in an environment of intrigue and deception, and the male protagonist's father was very controlling. The male protagonist always wanted to get rid of his father but was not strong enough, so the male protagonist gradually became distorted. But this is not the reason for the male protagonist to torture the female protagonist. The female protagonist has never hurt the male protagonist, and the heroine's family has even brought warmth to the male protagonist. However, the male protagonist repays the female protagonist with a painful marriage and a broken body. Between the male lead and the female lead, who has not experienced darkness? The second male character was abandoned by his parents when he was born. When he grew up, his parents did not recognize him and allowed the second male character to be bullied. However, the second male character was devoted to the sun and the heroine's family also gave him warmth. It was this warmth that made the second male character willing to join the game and grow into a warrior to protect the heroine. Not to mention the heroine. After experiencing a horror movie-style marriage, the heroine has strengthened her determination to die rather than reunite with the hero, but she is still kind. The male protagonist is still thinking about reconciling with the female protagonist. It's really a dream. Don't you see how frightened the female protagonist is by you: The heroine lost her child and was lying in bed seriously injured with no business. Second Man: "You haven't divorced him yet. Now when you die, you will still be buried in his family's ancestral grave!" The heroine immediately opened her eyes: "So today's death is not necessary." I just didn't understand the ending. Why did the male protagonist take over the vicious female supporting character? Is it because he feels that the heroine won't forgive him anyway, so he just makes do with the heroine? Or will he continue to punish the female supporting role and vent her anger on the heroine's behalf? ੯‧̀͡ ζྀི)

The ending is not very good, it's a bit sloppy and perfunctory, which makes me feel a bit regretful.

What does it mean at the end, the male protagonist left with his mistress? Even though the heroine suffered so much, she still has some affection for the mistress [smile]

It's written in a whiny way, and everyone here seems to have something wrong with them.

To love your wife is to hurt her, to go out with others and kiss each other, for strange reasons.

The two children are gone, and there must be something hateful about the poor people.

Both the male and female protagonists have no bottom line and it's frustrating to watch.