Spring Is as It Was: After Her Divorce, She Becomes Her Ex-Husband’s Crimson Mole

It's good-looking, neither reborn nor time-traveled, which suits my taste. The content is wonderful, in line with the humble status of women at that time, and the writing is brilliant!

It's very well written, I like it very much. It's very dramatic, the plot arrangement is very clever, and it's very gripping. I haven't read such a good novel in a long time, and I haven't written a review for a long time. I just read a few people's reviews and wanted to quit, but it attracted me from the beginning. Different ages and different viewpoints like different books, I understand. This book is perfect for me.

Only later did I find out that the male protagonist knew that the second male lead was not dead, and misunderstood that the female protagonist liked the second male lead, so he told her to divorce him in order to test the female lead. Later I found out that was not the case, so I didn't let go. Although he favors the second female lead out of guilt and responsibility, if there is no second male lead, the female protagonist will be very aggrieved. However, the male protagonist is responsible and dedicated, which is good.

You can't have your cake and eat it too. But the male protagonist didn't understand that the female protagonist was tortured miserably

The novel is very interesting. The male and female protagonists have a dedicated relationship with twists and turns. I initially thought that the male protagonist was betraying me. In fact, this is the introduction of the novel, which makes people motivated to read on. I finally finished reading it today. It's great!!!

Good and evil will eventually be rewarded. I like the character of the heroine. She can clearly distinguish between love and hate, as well as between grudges and grudges. I give her five stars.

Wonderful and beautiful, with a happy ending. I like it very much.

It's good-looking, short but concise, and the story has ups and downs. It's worth watching.

No rebirth or time travel, it's quite interesting. The female protagonist is very decisive and has no ink, but the male protagonist doesn't communicate and has many misunderstandings!

It's okay, every chapter has something to watch, but it's a bit too kind and doesn't fight back.