Lin Yan had been Mrs. Fu for five years. She was gentle, considerate, and virtuous, always believing that one day Fu Zeye would come to love her.
But she never expected that he would not only want a divorce, but also want to live happily ever after with the woman he had always loved!
Lin Yan thought, Fine, let’s get divorced. It’s not as if she couldn’t live without Fu Zeye.
She signed the papers without a second thought, left with nothing, and cut all ties with him.
But when she focused entirely on making money and building her career, that bastard clung to her like a burr and pursued her relentlessly.
Watching Fu Zeye show up in front of her again and again with all sorts of excuses, Lin Yan asked, "Mr. Fu, do you remember that we got divorced?"
The bastard held out two marriage certificates to her. "They're genuine. You're still Mrs. Fu."
Seeing that there weren't many comments and the introduction was okay, I decided to take a look at the author's hard work of coding. I gave it 5 stars. The overall plot is quite good, but the heroine is a bit too soft-hearted. The male protagonist tortured her a thousand times, but he still forgave her. But I have to say that in real life, many people are like this. They have made up their mind to break up ten thousand times, but in actual actions they forgive. In fact, the male protagonist is not a white moonlight, 1v1 double clean, but he is cold to the female protagonist in the early stage. The last resort in the later stage is a bit... I can only say that it is necessary for the plot. As a reader, I think this is a bit too light. It just doesn't feel very cool and refreshing. When reading novels, you always want to read something different from real life, but overall this book is also good. For reference and for other readers to test...
The story is well written, the plot and characters are all young and young, it is good-looking, and the three views are very correct.
It's very interesting. The author's views are very correct.
The story is wonderful, not a single picture left behind
The writing is very good and delicate
That's it. It's not easy for the author to code.