Rebirth 90: the Hot Wife Wants to Shake Things Up

Come, come, come, finally I see Duo Duo has opened a new book. Beautiful! Come on, come on, dig a hole, dig a hole, dig a hole! Still looking good as always.

I like watching it, but I don't like the male and female protagonists very much, especially the way the female protagonist treats the male protagonist. She doesn't feel very serious. She has been in love with her for a lifetime before she was reborn. She has endured so much hardship and paid so much but she still doesn't get the love of the male protagonist. After rebirth, she should resolutely divorce the male protagonist. After the divorce, the sky is high and the birds can fly. Children can come and watch , but you should not have anything to do with the male protagonist anymore, and let him regret and feel guilty. When will you impress the female protagonist again, and let them be together again, you should abuse the male protagonist before. Why can the male protagonist marry and have children for the sake of his family, and only give money but not ask anything? The male protagonist is busy, but he doesn't even have time to go back and see the female protagonist and her children? What about a husband or a father? If the female protagonist didn't come to the male protagonist, would the male protagonist always know that he should only fulfill his responsibilities and not ask about anything else?

The male protagonist seems to be the kind of domineering president. He kisses and hugs her hard at all times, and speaks cruel words. Believe it or not, I will do whatever I want to you. Oh, I feel like the female protagonist is also a bitch. While talking about divorce, she blushes at the male protagonist and her heart beats. She even cooks the dishes that the male protagonist likes without realizing it.

Zhang Chunhua, I am not your biological son in the first place. What's more, my biological son's money is filial to his parents, but I can't live without his wife, right? Isn't it excessive that the money I sent back after working hard outside my family's daughter-in-law and my biological child didn't get a cent?

Let the heroine and Shen Chi divorce. After the divorce, Shen Chi's soul returns to the previous life and stands beside the heroine, watching the heroine go through a helpless life.

Preferring boys over girls is a phenomenon that has existed since ancient times. Sometimes I don't understand why a woman would look down on someone who is also a girl. Maybe girls are not as strong as boys, but girls are careful. Sometimes boys really can't compare to girls.

The Huangpu River is so disgusting. If a woman did this next to the male protagonist, she would be scolded. I feel like this person repays kindness with revenge and is so self-righteous. It's so disgusting. Also, the female protagonist made up her mind to divorce the male protagonist, but she cried because of the male protagonist's defense, and she also blushed or was heartbroken because of the male protagonist's figure (like this). She didn't divorce immediately and followed the male protagonist away. Even if the male protagonist agreed to divorce after she left with him, she was still so entangled in the divorce. After seeing this, she would definitely reconcile.

The male and female protagonists have nothing to do together except communicating in bed. When the female protagonist is reborn, she says she is divorced and ends up communicating in bed every day without saying anything😓

I want to be with you in the evening breeze, talking cute nonsense and counting the stars, until the moon quietly comes over to listen.

Su Mingxian had been obedient and sensible all her life, but in the end she died of grievance, filled with hatred in her heart. When she was reborn, she no longer wanted to be a good wife and mother, but she could do it to anyone who wanted to. She has to deal with the best bad guys, set up a street stall, open a company, go to college, and live a good life. As for the man named Shen Chi, she told him to cool off. But in this life, Shen Chi reincarnated as a jealous spirit and refused to let her go. She said, "I had already agreed to divorce before." . . The rhythm of the story is very well controlled, and the plot is compact and fascinating, making people want to keep reading. . .