
After Deposing His Wife, Her Tyrant Ex-Husband Chased Her to the Crematorium
废妻后,暴君前夫追她火葬场
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 501k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
86Reads
5.2Score
241Chapters
4Listens
30.1kReads · all time





I hope that Li Haoyu can pay an equal price for the misunderstanding and hurt he treated Lin Qingyu in the past, know how to love the heroine, and finally grow into the man that the heroine really needs most. Use actions and enough dedication to resolve the grievances and sadness of the heroine. If Lin Qingyu chooses Li Haoyu in the end, she hopes it will be out of deep love rather than pity or emotion. I really want to complain about why people always learn to cherish after losing. Is it true that love that cannot be obtained is the best love [grievance]
It's not easy for the author to write a five-star review. The plot is good, but the emotional line is very inconsistent. I think the emperor fell in love with Liya. . I may feel a little guilty, but I feel loved. And whether Liya dies or not, she will be a thorn in the side between the male and female protagonists. If Liya remains alive for a long time, the male protagonist will respond to her feelings sooner or later. The heroine was originally the original wife but later she was deposed and became the queen. The heroine became a concubine. Haha, it is quite estranged. She changed from a wife to a concubine. After the hero faked his death, the heroine will always be a concubine in the history books. Why do some people say that Liya's son should be made the prince? That would be even more alienating. And I feel that the male protagonist has Liya in his heart, but when the main text verbally expresses how much he loves the female protagonist, I feel that he is very carefree and oily. All I can say is that the plot is good and the emotional line is really touching.
The writing is okay, but with what the male protagonist has done, will he still have the nerve to stand in front of the female protagonist in the future?
It looks good, it looks good, it looks good, it looks good, it looks good, the author will update it soon. Is there a sequel to Meiniang and Ye Yun? I still don't really hope that she and the female protagonist will fall out because of the male protagonist in the future.
It's very interesting. When will I be able to torture the male protagonist [I'm about to cry]
The author's writing style is delicate, smooth and vivid [like]
Good looking, the male protagonist chases his wife in the crematorium
What I admire most is the author's precise grasp of the psychological activities of the characters, with twists and turns and meticulous details, and he portrays a word of love deeply.
The plot of the story is very compact, not procrastinating, and it is finally not an old plot anymore.