Remarry

Those comments that said, "The male protagonist kept taking concubines and having sex with each other, and he was so philandering and scumbag. The female protagonist couldn't stand the male protagonist's philandering and divorced her, and finally made peace with her." Did they just read the beginning, add the introduction, and make their own guesses? I've seen them reconcile and leave, and I haven't seen the male protagonist keep accepting them. Of the three mentioned in the first paragraph at the beginning of the book, one of them was dealt with as soon as it happened, and they only happened a few times in total. The other two are basically not bubbling. After the opening paragraph, the male protagonist began to like the female protagonist and basically pursued the female protagonist. However, his behavior was a bit childish, which made the female protagonist feel that he was bullying her. In fact, he was just a little boy who had not grown up, and he was still good to the female protagonist. His nature is not bad, but his heart is very soft, and he will forget it when a woman cries. This seems quite annoying, but in fact I haven't done anything. And after the family changed, he also grew up quickly. The heroine didn't divorce because she couldn't stand the philandering or being petty as in the comments. She wanted to divorce from the beginning. This is her belief, and there are many reasons. In fact, she had a crush on the male protagonist before she was separated from him. She hasn't read the rest of the story yet, so now she thinks it's understandable that she'll turn around in the future. What's wrong with that? I have actually searched for this book several times. Each time I read the comments and felt that I couldn't accept it, so I left silently. This time I was really bored, so I casually clicked to take a look, only to realize that it was actually pretty good and worth checking out.

What a pity, Sima Xi.

It's very good to read. I originally read the review and said that the female protagonist was too lazy to read it, so I gave it a try. After reading it, I realized that the one who loves the female protagonist the most is the male protagonist. I finished reading it in one go and now I'm going to read the author's other works.

In ancient times and modern times, there were quite a few teapots with several cups. It's just my personal opinion. I don't like this. Love that lasts is the best. Mysophobia

I always feel that the male protagonist is still a child at heart. From the beginning of pity and love to the heroine, he became deeply affectionate and obsessed with the heroine after the divorce. The transformation became a bit abrupt. It's just that what you can't get is good. However, there is no good male partner in the article. The excellent male partner who likes the female protagonist is also written by the author as a bit condescending, so I have no choice but to marry the male protagonist.

I really like this type of book. Do you guys have any?

It depends on everyone's taste! If not, I just want to take a look! It's very interesting to read the author's medical treatment for an abandoned wife!

It's ok, it's ok, you can watch it, um, you

It would be great if we could see the heroine and her natal family reunited in the ending. I always feel that the heroine married far away and will never see her natal family for the rest of her life. It is a pity...

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