It is said that the sign to see if a person has succumbed to life is to see if he has sent you an invitation link to Pinduoduo.

Then I think the sign of whether an author has succumbed to life is to see if he is studying and writing a son-in-law.

Especially when he ...... and not in the case of a married man.

During this time, several of my friends who used to write science fiction in their arms...... have written new media articles.

What kind of foot wash water to watch all day long, the Chinese god of war, and so on.

I also get some magical impressions from them once in a while.

For example, a son-in-law article I read recently, ...... directly caused the male protagonist to lose a certain function?

Convincing.

I've also tried to read the son-in-law's article, but it's really ugly. I endured and gnawed on some, it felt too weird. I shouldn't be the target audience.

In comparison, the son-in-law's essay written by a friend is more and more unreadable.

I always feel that he has not grasped the essence of the text.

Son-in-law, the male protagonist can't be too strong, the female protagonist can't be too weak, and the traditional model of men saving women in the past can no longer be used.

The son-in-law sees the woman as superior, or at least arrogant, and the man seems to be cowardly and incompetent, but in fact, the contrast between his hands and eyes is all over the sky......

Of course, I still don't understand.

And I always think that there are a lot of green hats in the son-in-law's article.

For example, the protagonist's wife asks for help from other suitors because she dislikes the protagonist's incompetence, and she is false and wronged with other suitors.

It's unbearable, this kind of plot seems to me to be my wife selling her hue to a man with intentions in exchange for benefits, and I feel like I can raise a horse on my head.

Another example is that the protagonist's wife is unaware of her own charm and the danger of being alone, and she often takes risks lightly, and is almost forced or forced X by the male partner, and then is rescued by someone sent by the protagonist......

I just wondered if if the protagonist hadn't been staring, wouldn't this wife have been able to give him a green hat full of ......?

And the male protagonist is too aggrieved, sometimes it's a role like the god of war, and ...... he has to suffer all kinds of humiliation without revealing his identity?

I looked at it and often thought that if it were me, the heroine's family and the villain's family would have entered Babaoshan ...... earlier.

Although I am a minotaur lover, I still hope to only be a yellow hair when reading online articles!

However, there is no doubt that Son-in-law Wen earns a lot of money.

Life is not easy.