The chapter "A Sword Breaks Kindness" is the most satisfying bitter love scene I have written so far, and the effect is obvious, which makes the book review area usher in a long-lost liveliness, and with it controversy, as well as n black tickets.

Novels have ups and downs. If you can see the logic of the author from the previous chapters, you should understand that Chic will not make very low-level mistakes. The original plan was to explain it in a later chapter, but it seems that the eldest lady's sword has caused public outrage, so I think there are a few issues that need to be explained in advance.

There should be 2 problems that everyone is struggling with: first, Boss Cheng's suspicion of Tang An; Second, the eldest lady's ruthless sword.

Let's talk about the first question first: Boss Cheng has been portrayed as the richest man in the capital, a character like a human spirit, will he not see that someone has framed the trick? Some people say it's a bug. In fact, Cheng Yunhe is very clear about what Tang An means to the Cheng family. This meaning is not only reflected in the vision of Genting Mall, but more importantly, what it means to his own children. So he arranged for Tang An to be the shopkeeper of Genting Shopping Mall, and his salary was astronomical; In addition, he is now the reception envoy of Daxue Mountain, how could he sell the Cheng family for a mere hundred taels of gold? Through this analysis, we can clearly realize that this is a frame-up. And a person with a city government, everyone said that he was willing to expose the mystery in public, and return Tang An to an innocence, so that the mastermind behind the scenes continued to hide in the shadows, leaving a hidden danger for the Cheng family; Or do you quietly plan the plan, follow the train of thought of the mastermind behind the scenes, see his next plan clearly, and let the truth come out? I think a discerning person will definitely make the most reasonable choice.

Cheng Caihe and his subordinates' performances were all within his expectations, and the only unexpected amount was the eldest lady's sword, which involved the second problem.

As I wrote earlier, the eldest lady and the eldest young master are innocent and pure by nature, as for why Cheng Yunhe arranged for them to grow up in such an environment, there will be an explanation later. And from the current point of view, they are simple and almost naïve, so they really regard Tang An as their family. The so-called deep responsibility of love, betrayed by the closest and most trusted person, this pain and anger has been most directly embodied in the two of them - the roar and cruel words of the eldest young master, and the explosion after the silence of the eldest lady. The reason for all this is because they have too deep feelings for Tang An.

And Cheng Caixi, a female catcher who has lost her mother since she was a child, has no friends, and pretends to be strong, opens her heart commendably, and even has a hazy good feeling. Once the dream is shattered, it will plunge her into the pain of being left with nothing. At this time, people have no reason at all, not to mention that she and Cheng Caihe don't know how much money Tang An has, and they don't know that Tang An can still live well without the hundred taels of gold. She's just for catharsis, and her means of catharsis can be imagined - the sword.

Of course, friends who have watched it carefully should be able to see that she doesn't really want to stab, otherwise she wouldn't ask Tang An why she didn't dodge. Only by plunging her into extreme pain and self-blame may she be able to see her heart for Tang An clearly (am I a little cruel?). ）

These are the words from my heart, and they are my interpretation of this chapter. At the same time, I would like to say a few words to you.

I have long said in the book review section that everyone has their own story in this book, and many things are not as simple as everyone sees now. Maybe when you see the back, you will find that a certain person you know has completely become another person, which is what I can create, because there are many people in reality who are pretending, and we can't recognize a person's true face at the first time, so we shouldn't define a person through a certain chapter, and then abandon the book, never read it again, and define it: the author is brain-dead.

I still hope that everyone can read on and be patient to see if I can connect the seemingly unreasonable things together. I think that when you see the sudden realization that you overturn your own speculation later, it will bring real joy to the reader.