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I was excited while reading the novel, but I was shocked by the scene and felt it was strange. We hope the series will be changed

In the fourth chapter

The birth of Cheng Lele held great significance for Chen An’s entire life. However, at this stage, the significance of Cheng Lele’s arrival lay in—solving Chen An’s food crisis. Ye Xiaomei’s milk supply was extremely abundant. Besides Cheng Lele’s portion, there was still enough to pump out to help little Chen An.

Little Chen An finally got to drink fresh, warm milk. He burped contentedly, lying against Ye Xiaomei’s chest, his bright black eyes turning to look at Ye Xiaomei’s face. Grandmother Chen watched from the side, tears streaming down her face. 🤔

I've read several chapters of the novel. The heroine's mother breastfed the hero when he was a baby. In Islam, it's not permissible for a boy and girl to love each other; they are milk siblings

And who said I support them? Have you ever seen me defend any of them?

The truly bizarre person is the one who supports watching and interacting with LGBTQ+ content. 🤮 When God created humankind, He created Adam and Eve, a woman and a man, not a man and a man, you Westerners!

I understand what you're saying, but all my comments are about age. I get upset when someone who raped a girl at the age of 18 or 17 is excused, and people say he's just a child and shouldn't be imprisoned

Are you calling me stupid because she's an actress who doesn't know about us? I'm not talking about her personally, but about the age of eighteen; They are responsible and know right from wrong.

Exploiting the fact that she understands right from wrong and has a mind—is she mentally handicapped? I don't understand your standards. She's not five or six years old.

Stop calling 17- and 18-year-olds children. We constantly hear about 18-year-olds raping or harassing girls. Your words justify this by saying they are children. No, they know right from wrong and are accountable for their actions.

What do you say when a 17-year-old rapes a girl? Is he innocent too? She's of university age and knows right from wrong. Stop with these comments that call her a child.

But when someone asks you where you're from, you say I'm from China. 🤔

I still feel the hero was wronged. He was just casually chatting with his friend, not meaning anything by it. Most of us talk nonsense with our friends. A friend might tell another, "Don't get married, you're better off single." Does that mean she hates her husband? Of course not. She's comparing him to her father. No, he always made her feel like he wasn't remorseful and never hurt her with his words like her father did.Author, is this your story? If not, then why this ending? It's a movie, man! Is it so difficult for you to create a happy ending?

When I saw the ending, I remembered a song by Lebanese singer Wael Jassar: "Forgive me, on your wedding day I couldn't be as happy as they were. It never crossed my mind that I would be one of them."

A cruel ending. He was talking to his friend about regret, but he didn't mean it. The heroine overheard their conversation, and their relationship ended forever. He loved her madly, and if he could turn back time, he would have helped her again

The thing I hate most after the bullies is the police. They asked her why she didn't report it when they tore her clothes, and where were you when you let the bullies go and gave them another chance? You're the reason the heroine ended up like this. She lost her temper after the other girl provoked her. She was putting up with it for a better future. The police deserve to be fired because they didn't take the first case seriously.

I thank God that I saw Chu Yi in works before this one, such as "Love Me and I Love My Voice" and "Yesterday Again." Otherwise, if I had seen "Better Days," I would have hated her and wouldn't have watched anything else. In general, she mastered her role alongside the main characters, the hero and heroine, and the entire cast. The whole story was moving.

People are upset about the ending, but I'm glad we got rid of the father character. He's awful; he's the worst father in Chinese and Asian dramas.

Who are you to say who is acting and who isn't? You've overstepped your bounds. We criticize the actors' performances and the story, but when it comes to appearances, you've gone too far.

I haven't watched the latest episodes yet, but do you mean that the police killed a lot of criminals, or that the criminals killed a lot of people?