How to evaluate Wu Min in The Perfect Companion?

Through the previous story, there are four protagonists in two families, and the audience is more sympathetic to Wu Min played by Wang Zhen. She suffered from the moment she appeared. Her husband Lin Qingkun works outside all the year round. She often travels or sleeps in the workplace. She often goes to work at the beginning of the month and gets off work at the end of the month. She didn't answer the phone or send a text message, and she didn't even take time to come back to see her son's poisoning first aid.

Obviously, there is a successful partner who lives in a luxury house, rides in a luxury car and wears gold and silver, but lives like a single mother, living a lonely and cold life day after day, and even accepting cold questions when having an abortion. No one can accept this reality. I don't blame Wu Min for being on the verge of collapse from the first episode. Almost every night, Lacrimosa and Lin Qingkun are cruel, always turning a blind eye to her pain, and every communication goes away.

Wu Min is really poor. In the latest story, she couldn't bear it. She formally filed for divorce with Lin Qingkun, and dragged Sun Lei, who was kind enough to help her, into the water, causing two families to turn against each other. Lin Qingkun drove away on the spot, and Chen Shan almost collapsed with anger.

Seeing this also triggered the audience's reflection. Is it really all Lin Qingkun's fault that Wu Min has come this far? Just like the flashbacks interspersed in the play, the two have pure love and both want to grow old together. As the saying goes, there must be something hateful about the poor. In fact, Wu Min has been unable to stand up, and he himself has a great responsibility.