On bili, the most agreeable barrage is that he neither respects the original partner nor the mistress. In the final analysis, he is a self-centered man who is led by lust and likes the new and hates the old.
Even if his wife is not only ugly, but also has no good temper. Giving other people's things is a very, very, very contrary to basic morality. He painted that picture without telling his wife, and did not show it to his wife. At this moment, Scarlett's character has also been brainwashed. "We're working on a big project. You don't know anything and you come here to make a fuss." Whether you
show a painting to others is not important, it's not up to you alone. Even if others suffer because of it, they still have the right to know the truth. Essentially he doesn't want to face conflict, so this man is really cowardly.
Plus he has a criminal record. I really want to say something to him, I want a caring beauty, I want someone who understands me, and even if I want to do it, please get a divorce.
No matter how human beings are, they must understand what should be done and what should not be done.
Eating from the bowl, looking at the pot, reluctant to let go of his ex-wife, social status, moral halo, and stable family relationships. Don't give up on good things. There is no principle and no ethics, capitalized scum.
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