I don't agree with Beth Ann's behavior. In order to prevent her husband from dating his lover, she hides the fruits of her husband's hard work through deception and concealment. Even her infidelity is not necessary or meaningful to punish in this way, who knows How many projects and organizations can Delphi benefit from?
It is understandable to hope to be able to influence her husband's lover by making her, but it is a bit too virgin. In the end, it seems that she is the only person who can appreciate and support her lover's career. It is a bit exaggerated, but it is incomprehensible that the heroine must help When a lover makes a decision to give birth to a child, it is a bit imposing his own ideas on others, and he really regards the lover's seed as a substitute for losing his child. A truly strong New Age woman, even if she lost her only child and lost the ability to conceive, would be able to find the joys of her own life rather than drown in the grief of what has been lost.
The most terrifying thing is that the heroine Bu's situation of killing her husband by borrowing others' hands is really necessary to take her husband's life because of his infidelity and unkindness? There is also the man with domestic violence. Maybe in the United States with sound laws in a few decades, he can be locked in prison for a few years, but he will not be imprisoned in prison for life in the name of murder, which is a bit too extreme. I remembered that there was an article in the Sanlian that wrote about the domestic violence that men in Dongguan have always had, and that outsiders can see that they just choose to turn their heads away. Is it really necessary for men who are more violent than men to be imprisoned for life, and for this kind of family How can the victimized women be relieved?
The most admirable is Liu Yuling, who knows that her life is extravagant and restrained. She cares about face a little but there is no principled problem. The key is her husband coming out of the closet and how to deal with the illness. Only then did she realize it. Deep human touch. I want to say that there can be a few more rich women like this in this world.
He didn't completely give up the spiritual world because he enjoyed material life. Although the love with Xiao Xianrou was a bit abrupt, there was no lack of real moving. The moment she put on Swatch, she truly accepted a different world where the generation of little fresh meat lived, and the distance between them was also indented.
In the end, she gave up the opportunity to go to Paris because she was taking care of her dying husband. She did not sacrifice love, because there will be opportunities to go to Paris in the future, but her husband only has a few days left. She hopes that these last few days will have The people he loves accompany him, even if it's not love, it's still sacred.
In fact, I don't understand the last family very well, maybe it's because the mind is not open enough. Jade, who is similar to the Orphan Resentment Heroine, makes me a little creepy, but the whole person is not very coherent. How can she turn from the pure Snow White at the beginning to become the Orphan Resentment Heroine? The pretense may not be too deep and not revealing at all. Traces, in the end, the whole person is a little crazy. The high-IQ Taylor should have been able to detect her strangeness when he brought her home. And Taylor's hard-working strong woman to support her family does feel a little tight, and it feels more suitable to be with Jade before the madness, rather than an uncle like Reid with a declining career. The world of Taylor and Reid is indeed depressing, and people like Jade need to reconcile it. If Jade wasn't an orphan who resented the heroine, but was really the innocent Snow White, might the world of the three of them be able to last? In short, I can't understand the operation of suddenly discrediting Jade.
In a word, among the three strong women, the most hope is that they will become Lucy played by Sister Liu, who started from scratch but will not be infatuated with money. The most important thing is to always keep the last trace of softness in my heart.
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