After the Divorce, My Pure and Innocent Sister-in-Law Starts Chasing Me!
离婚后，清纯小姨子倒追我！
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- Completed
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- 608k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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It's pretty good. Most of the book focuses on the protagonist's entrepreneurial journey, with more interaction between him and the female lead towards the end. Surprisingly, they only get married at the very end! 😂 The "chasing-after-the-husband" trope is quite satisfying towards the end. Lin Rong's later life is also quite tragic, but you can say she deserves it.
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Overall, it's not bad. The protagonist isn't brainless, the system's content is minimal, it's just an auxiliary system with very few appearances. Lin Rong's character is very realistic; her ending is a bit tragic, but she deserves it.
This book is alright. After the car accident, the ex-wife gradually turned from a human to a beast, abandoning all principles and morality. Luckily, the male protagonist awakened a system, otherwise his life would have been ruined. During this time, his sister-in-law took meticulous care of him and successfully became the female lead. The male protagonist's system didn't appear much later on.
I've never been to school and only know two words: good-looking.
It's very good, unlike others that constantly feature god-like martial arts. The characters are also quite vivid, and the plot is genuinely well-developed.
It's not bad. The male lead's paralysis at the beginning was just an accident. He just fell in love with a vain woman. Actually, how should I put it, Lin Rong just wants money and she'd do anything for it. This book could also be written as an infidelity story. If some rich second-generation seduces Lin Rong, she'll definitely cheat on him.
It's a very good novel, the author writes it exceptionally well, and the writing style is superb.
I think it's pretty good, especially the scene in the finale where the child says, "I washed my hands." That line is probably the best affirmation of Lin Rong's self-redemption.