[Wearing a book + chasing his wife in the crematorium + vest + double cleansing] (the male protagonist is someone else)
Xu Waner passed away from the book and became a poor heroine who was ravaged by a vengeful CEO, with a white lotus and green plum fanning the flames.
On the wedding night, the husband left his charming wife behind, stayed with his sweet girl, and even became a hot search topic——
Qingmei is pregnant, and her husband forces a divorce and asks her to be demoted from wife to mistress?
Qingmei faked a miscarriage to frame her and forced her to draw blood to treat her?
It's okay, she is familiar with eight o'clock bloody dramas, she has already taken precautions, you let me jump, I will not fall.
The mission was completed, the money was made, and the marriage was divorced. Does the abusive CEO regret it?
One word: get out
Don't interfere with my mother's milk soaking for the dog...
Huo Lingxiao, the abusive CEO, suddenly realized why he was suddenly completely dumped? Looking at the global superstars on the screen, the top international plutocrats, and the handsome and doting husband beside her. It was obviously her ex-wife who had been abused thousands of times, but why could she no longer be able to reach that level...
Reader comments
I like to watch the second male lead in the crematorium. The point is that the female protagonist has no active feelings for the original man. This way, it will be more enjoyable when she tortures the scumbag in the crematorium later. It will also be good for being with the current male protagonist in the future. I have been looking for a long time and haven't found a similar novel. The author will update soon.
If the author is not the one with the title, it means that I did not understand the author's thinking. My understanding is that the male protagonist should be the boy who has the most scenes, and the author's understanding is that whoever is with the female protagonist is the male protagonist. I looked at the introduction and chose another male protagonist. I thought I would also write about the happy life of the female protagonist and Li Di together later. After all, Li Di is the male protagonist, so he should be the male protagonist. There were a lot of them, but they ended up getting married within a few chapters of the show. [What] There was also a description in the introduction about chasing his wife at the crematorium. The heroine was asked to kneel down at the beginning, and the heroine also said that she would take revenge later. I thought I could see Huo Lingxiao being tortured, and told him that there was no relationship, but the ending was unexpected. [Shock] The greater the expectations, the greater the disappointment!
I like to watch the second male lead in the crematorium. The point is that the female protagonist has no active feelings for the original man. This way, it will be more enjoyable when she tortures the scumbag in the crematorium later. It will also be good for being with the current male protagonist in the future. I have been looking for a long time and haven't found a similar novel. The author will update soon. If the author is not the one with the title, it means that I did not understand the author's thinking. My understanding is that the male protagonist should be the boy who has the most scenes, and the author's understanding is that whoever is with the female protagonist is the male protagonist. I looked at the introduction and chose another male protagonist. I thought I would also write about the happy life of the female protagonist and Li Di together later. After all, Li Di is the male protagonist, so he should be the male protagonist. There were a lot of them, but they ended up getting married within a few chapters of the show. [What] There was also a description in the introduction about chasing his wife at the crematorium. The heroine was asked to kneel down at the beginning, and the heroine also said that she would take revenge later. I thought I could see Huo Lingxiao being tortured, and told him that there was no relationship, but the ending was unexpected. [Shock] The greater the expectations, the greater the disappointment!