Husband, You Are Divorced

My article is very fresh. . Excellent. . . But I always feel that the main thread of the article is messed up. . The chapters about the emperor and the heroine are far more numerous and fascinating than those about the hero. The emperor's character creation is also more distinctive and unique than that of the male protagonist. So much so that later on, if I hadn't relied on the name and introduction, I would have misunderstood whether writing Xuan Yu was just to attract others. This leads to the introduction of Emperor, the belated male protagonist, and even in the first hundred chapters of the ending, the female protagonist is still entangled with the second male protagonist and abuses the male protagonist. . A handful of bitter tears. . The male protagonist has always been miserable. . But it was not cruel enough. Some of the inner plots that should be written in detail were not written well and did not resonate enough with the story. Moreover, the part where Mei Ji traveled through time was even more confusing. . The two male protagonists and the two female protagonists exist independently, and the emotional scenes are also independent of each other. Ahhh, the ending is a bit rough and hasty. . It's like a super sale on Kavinka. . It's kind of soulful, but in any case, the article I read after staying up all night is still very good. . Five points! !

This is the most beautiful novel I have ever read that combines time travel, fairy tales, and ancient romance! Di Fengyu, a god who loves Luo Qixi deeply, loves her very much, but he is too rule-abiding. He cannot abandon the rules of heaven and cannot be as desperate as Mei Jue. Mei Jue is also Xuan Yue Wushuang. He loves passionately. He is the kind of person who lives his life based on love. Just like Luo Qixi said, no one can live without anyone. Ah Li, his love for Mi Yue may be more than Charming. Even though she knew Mi Yue would never love him, she was still willing to wait for her, just like Mei Jue said, she is infatuated. Luo Qixi, lively and bold, is a typical modern woman. She is happy. In the end, she is still with the person she likes. But at the same time, she is also unfortunate. Her first child is gone. The first person she likes, as the saying goes, first love has no good results. Finally, I sincerely wish Luo Qixi and Meijue to be together forever and grow old together!

This male protagonist is so disgusting, just looking at it makes me feel like I'm going to vomit out my last night's meal.

After watching the ending, I was indescribably disappointed. I feel that the author is a bit unfinished. There are more than 700 chapters in total. At the end, the relationship between the male and female protagonists is confirmed, and then they say that their love is not that deep. At first I thought the child just fell asleep to save Qixi, but I didn't expect that he was dead. I don't understand why Qixi turned into Mei Ji, and what was the promised reincarnation of Mi Yue? The writing is too messy, and some chapters are out of order, making it uncomfortable to read anyway. Oh, what a disappointment.

It's not pretty, rebirth doesn't look like rebirth. I don't even know who the male protagonist is? A prince and a god. I read a few chapters in confusion and abandoned the article.

Is the male protagonist innocent?

After reading it, I felt weird. The heroine said it was the past life of the goddess, but the two people in the back were actually separated. It was strange. The hero was very affectionate, but this affection was really strange. He liked the heroine, which can also be said to like the goddess, and he and the goddess had a child over 3,000 years old, but he and the heroine also had a child. Although they disappeared in the end... I don't know how to think of the male protagonist in this situation. Is it good or bad? Anyway, it's just a feeling. Weird, the ending is obviously a bit rushed, many things are not explained clearly, and the feelings towards the male protagonist are very complicated. You can say that he is affectionate and touching, but from the perspective of the female protagonist, half of his affection comes from his previous life. Although he later admitted that he likes the female protagonist, he also said that he has not forgotten the goddess. After all, he has been in love with a child for thousands of years... In fact, I feel that the female protagonist is a bit weak, always being controlled by others... Anyway, that's how it feels.

Oh, the result did not disappoint me. Mei Jue is a good man. I wonder when I will find a man like Mei Jue?

To be honest, I feel average. I really like the heroine's character in the beginning, but she keeps getting annoyed and looks very depressed later on. And the prince, I feel like he's quite scumbag, and she looks like an ugly person. Well, my personal feeling is, it's average.

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