
After the Divorce, My Useless Ex-Husband Pulled Out a Hundred Billion
离婚后,废物老公竟撤资百亿
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- Completed
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- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War God Son-in-Law
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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They Never Slept Together in Three Years of Marriage. She Asked for a Divorce, and He Agreed
At the beginning, the female lead has been married for three years, but she and her husband have never shared a bed. She’s the only one in love with him, but even after three years, his feelings haven’t changed. When she hears that the woman he loved in his youth has returned, she asks for a divorce. He agrees, and she quits her job and goes back to her hometown.
Below a 9.0, You're Nothing; Below a 9.5, You'll Never Be a Legend (Doge)
Divorced From the Start, No Winning Her Back, No Redemption, and a Decisive Protagonist
Angst Stories: Hurting Her Husband Feels Great Until She Has to Chase Him Back
Pure angst, no sweetness.
The Wife Looks Down on Her Husband, Then He Makes a Comeback After Their Divorce
Secret Identity + Infinite Flow + Two Male Leads + Two Strong Leads 🙏
The arcs shouldn't be too long. They absolutely have to be an evenly matched power couple, pleaseeeeeeeee! Ahhhhhhh!!!!
Looking for a Story Where the Heroine Breaks the Male Lead's Heart, Then Regrets It After Learning the Truth
A Good-for-Nothing Has Been in Seclusion for Years, and No One Knows Their True Strength
Any Stories with a Groveling Ex Who Tries to Win Her Back?
As the title says.
A Live-In Son-in-Law Who Gets Divorced from the Start Without Keeping Up an Act
The Female Lead Regrets It, but the Male Lead Has Lost All Hope
The heroine regrets it and wants to win the hero back, but he has lost all hope and treats her coldly.
Any New Books With Tu Shanjing as the Protagonist? I'm Out of Books to Read
Live-In Son-in-Law Ye Chen
Apocalypse, Stockpiling, and a Strong Protagonist
I want the protagonist to have a really satisfying stockpiling phase early on, and for the survival part later to keep a good pace. Give me lots of clever problem-solving. Ensemble cast or a lone protagonist, either works.
Any Stories Where the Heroine Regrets Divorcing the Hero, but He's Already With Someone Else?
The Protagonist Is Stunningly Beautiful, and the Heroine Loses the Boy Who Had Eyes Only for Her
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Rising to Power After Divorce
Living With a Beautiful CEO After Divorce: Ex-Wife, What Are You in Such a Hurry For?
You Turned Me Down When I Confessed, So Why Are You Panicking Now That I'm Leaving?
After the Divorce, My Ex-Wife's Whole Family Regretted It
After My Wife Betrayed Me, I Became the Biggest Winner in Life
Divorced from the Start: My Family Gives Me 2 Billion in Pocket Money
After the Divorce, My Pure and Innocent Sister-in-Law Starts Chasing Me!
After the Divorce, My Ex-Wife Begged Me to Give Her a Second Child
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Despite his extraordinary abilities, he was abandoned after raising a wife who had gained power. He appeared to be incredibly magnanimous to outsiders, but in reality, he was utterly spineless, even within the Chu family.
This book is excellent; the plot unfolds seamlessly, and it portrays a variety of characters from different walks of life. I hope all readers will enjoy it!
The plot is engaging and rich in content, but the main characters, Yu Ruo and Ren Rang, are portrayed too poorly in the Wan and Chu families. I hope the author...
This book is better written than others, but it has no conclusion.
Objectively speaking, it's not bad. But I'm more interested in what kind of mental state the author was in when they wrote it.
The author's meticulous planning and elaborate structure make the two fools, Miss Wan and Miss Chu, appear extremely idiotic and stupid. Countless coincidences lead them to believe that the King of Kyushu is a good-for-nothing, which they find perfectly reasonable. Despite its absurdity, the author's painstaking effort is undeniable, making this a worthwhile read. Looking forward to the ending.
A great book, logical and engaging, with clear paragraphs, I can read it again and again without getting bored. Please update the chapters soon, so I can finish it in one go.
It looks good, but it's not good enough.
Very good, very good, very good
Keep it up, it looks great!