
After the Divorce, She Went Looking for Men, and He Panicked
离婚后,她找男人,他急了
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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I really like this novel but it's too short
The most miserable heroine I have ever seen in a book in the 1980s was actually forced to set up her own stall and was beaten to death and ridiculed by various female supporting characters. In the past, people either had good English for translation, or good writing skills and could easily make money by writing novels. This is the first time I saw this kind of pure physical labor to make money [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
The heroine is very good, she has a love brain when she wears books, and she can PUA herself~~~~, If you haven't watched it, you can watch it. You should be proud of your unhealthy breasts [eating melon]
It's very beautiful, thank you to the author!
I watched this in one breath. The narrative is plain and simple with no fancy words. The theme of the story is novel and the plot is compact. After the divorce, the heroine has a cheerful personality and is dedicated to making money to support herself. She makes fortunes along the way and has nothing to do with the men.
The reason why I gave it four stars is because the original male lead and the second male lead should take over. That Xu Haishan loves the strong male lead, at least his eyes are full of the female lead!
The author roughly talks about how many chapters he expects to be completed. If it is too long and only updates 2 chapters every day, it will be really tiring to read! Can you update more every day?
I like to see people who marry better after divorce than before, but don't like to see people who say they want to divorce but still don't want to divorce [smile]
The writing is really good, but there is also a feeling that the palm cannot be extended outside the screen. The scene where the heroine is wrongly accused of being a mistress is also well written, which highlights the pity of the heroine. But what I am thinking is why the heroine didn't call the police? There are two witnesses, and the police can make a judgment. After the judgment is made, they still have to apologize. Oh, it feels like iron is not made of steel. Indescribably awkward. Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees…
It looks good. I like the heroine's character to be independent and self-reliant. Unlike other time travel stories, there is room for exaggeration. I haven't finished reading it yet. I hope it will be updated soon. Come on, author.