Dressed as the Ex-wife of the Male Protagonist in the Novel

Name: Dressed as the Ex-wife of the Male Protagonist in the Novel
Author: A Glance At The Country

by A Glance At The Country

completed Modern Romance Elite Families Female Lead

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1.4Mwords1,378chapters

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Ch. 1378 — Extra: Full Text Completed

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About This Novel

[Recommend my new article "After the marriage, I hid the cold commander secretly"] Su Wen read a popular novel about a son-in-law from the era. The male protagonist is a tough guy who is full of security, but at the same time he is a bit sinister and coquettish. It was the style she liked, so she rewarded her with one million reading coins with a wave of her hand - and then she dressed up as the hero's scumbag ex-wife. In the book, the original person, as the head of a family who has a new wife at home, does not want to stand up in the family, but he is a love-minded person. She didn't want to give up her huge golden thighs, but was instigated by the white-haired heroine to fall in love with the scumbag from the next village. After Su Wen came over, she hugged the male protagonist's golden thigh tightly and worked hard to make money and become rich. As a result, the younger sisters were so ambitious that they cried and shouted that they wanted to recruit a son-in-law at home just like their older sisters, and the children they gave birth to were all named Su. So, Su Wen started the rhythm of selecting her brothers-in-law every day. All of them were handsome and talented. Each one has a better figure than the other, and one has a better family background than the other. It's so hard to choose! Someone who had been left out fiercely blocked her behind the door: "Am I as handsome? Is my figure as good as mine? Is my family as strong as mine?" Su Wen: "... But they are my brothers-in-law." "I am yours. I give you the bankbook, and I also give you my life." The next day, Su Wen woke up and looked at more than twenty bankbooks and fell into deep thought...****