Five Years After Our Divorce, My Rich Ex-Wife Wants to Send Me into an Online Backlash

A woman with no connections wants to succeed in the entertainment industry, especially in a completely unfamiliar foreign country. She must have endured a lot of hardship.

What would happen to the woman if the protagonist's wealth were revealed?

The female lead will probably get a redemption, but whether she can avoid getting together with him afterward is another question. A broken mirror is hard to mend; at most, I'll accept just being ordinary friends. Shouldn't the plot be sped up? And the production team should just die already. Shouldn't the story move on to what happened a hundred years later?

Urban fantasy novels are undeniably captivating, but not when written in such a rambling, tedious style. The plot is simple: the ex-wife is a big star who abandoned her husband and child five years ago, taking all the marital assets to pursue her career. She believes she's made a fortune and feels sorry for her daughter with her penniless father.

If he can be whitewashed, then he can be castrated.

Chapter 104 is about enough to end it; the rest is irrelevant. Deleting comments is pointless.

A ridiculous celebrity can come up with hundreds of billions, and people are even offering hundreds of billions to help her. Is that some kind of ghost money?

Anyone who turns away after looking at the table of contents is an idiot; a normal person would vomit just reading the synopsis.

Later, the protagonist's harem expanded, and he became materialistic.

You have money but don't share it with your wife and kids. Who do you distrust? Marriage is supposed to be equal; if you don't trust anyone, why get married?