Who is mistress, Ellie or Lin Pinru in The Temptation to Go Home?

The temptation to go home is a TV series broadcast on 20 1 1, and it was also a very popular TV series in that year.

In fact, Ellie fell in love with Hong Shixian first, and then Hong Shixian thought that Ellie should not be a lifelong partner. Later, when she went to Ellie, she met Pinru. As soon as they met, Hong Shixian felt that her sister was so gentle and lovely, and she was a suitable candidate for a good wife and mother, so she broke up with Ellie. ?

Seeing this, let's take a look at our audience's previous understanding: Hong Shixian and Lin Pinru have been together for five years, and suddenly Ellie came back to get back at Hong Shixian because of what happened five years ago. When Ellie met Pinru, she claimed that she was pregnant with Hong Shixian's child and had a fight with Pinru. When Ellie came back from Paris and found a wife named Hong Shixian, the plot was completely unreasonable. Then, in order to be reinstated, she took Pinru as a trump card and treated Pinru cruelly.

So does Pinru know that he is a third party? According to the train of thought of the crew: I didn't know at first, but I probably only knew that Ellie came back from Paris to see Hong Shixian. She also claimed that she had Hong Shixian's children. How can she accept this? The man I've been with for five years actually already has a wife. He kept it from me and never mentioned it to me. Pinru was humiliated after being framed, constantly changing herself, turning the humiliation of being driven out of the house into hatred for their wicked couple, and then returning as a third party, constantly challenging and targeting Ellie who was well prepared. Although the final outcome is beyond the audience's expectation, it still can't change the fact that Hong Shixian is love rat. As a man, the son of a big family, he has no gentlemanly manners at all, and some just do whatever he wants, always harassing products with sweet words and ignoring them when something goes wrong. As if nothing had happened.