After Our Divorce, I Remarried a Rugged General, While My Ex-Husband Began His Road to Redemption

Yes, I wonder when the regent will find out what the mother and daughter are doing. He knows how good the heroine is. I really want to see the scumbag chase the heroine in the crematorium and regret it for the rest of his life. I hope the author works hard and doesn't end it.

I have read Chapter 188 so far. There are many shortcomings, but the flaws do not hide the good points and there are many bright spots. The character of Wen Jun is very vivid, a pure and perverted person who cannot be loved. He loves her to the core but doesn't know how to love. Apart from Song Ying, there is nothing he really wants. If the marriage proposal is successful, it will be a touching redemption text. It's a pity that I can only sink more and more into perversion without being able to love, until I am destroyed. The less you know, the less charming you will be in the early stages and your abilities as a regent will not be apparent. But after the divorce, the author's emotional change towards Song Ying was so natural, delicate and smooth, like the breeze, like the sunshine, like the water of a small river. It is much better than many novels dedicated to long-term love. What a shame. As for the male protagonist, his portrayal is superficial. No matter how many advantages he accumulates, he is still soulless and charmless. The heroine is very good, smart and has occasional convulsions.

It looks good and feels like a Machiavellian novel. It is not just about love and affection. The children of the heroine's family are all born for the family. They rely on intelligence and beauty. In short, there is no family affection. The heroine's father and the regent are the same. They only need the beauty of dodder flowers. My dear, you don't need a virtuous wife, as long as you can carry on the family line, the heroine has always been sober, otherwise she would not have allowed her green tea sister to get close to her ex-husband, nor would she have been barren for two years. The current husband is her own choice, so the pregnancy is a child.

Not bad, the characters are okay, but the modern plot is written in the guise of ancient proverbs. It looks awkward and seems to be logically confusing. Modern writing is more logical. Four stars!

It's really in line with my taste so far, and the author will keep up the good work! When will the hero come back and be sweet with the heroine? When will the heroine's baby be born? I'm so looking forward to it! [Adoration][Sending Hearts]

So far it looks great! The first chapter of reconciliation with the fastest one [laughing and crying] Very nice, especially Wen Qing's face-slapping text

The book is quite interesting, and the characters in it have some hidden clues that make people think. For example, Wen Jun, whether he likes Song Yu or hates her, although he hates Song Yu to death on the surface, he has never hurt her, and he has secretly helped Song Yu avenge many small revenges. The same goes for the regent, who openly dislikes Song Yu, but many times later on, he thinks it's okay. Maybe this is the bad nature of men. He eats from the bowl and looks at the pot. I like beautiful people, but I also want someone smart and sensible. Song Yu is doing well, she is sober, and after testing it out, she will no longer force herself and will not be trapped in love. Only reveal his true nature in front of Huo Zhen, who truly loves him. Huo Zhen seems to be a rough old man, but he understands Song Yu. He likes and accepts both the good and the bad. He hopes that they will have a good ending and that they will have many children and grandchildren.

First of all, it's not Shuang Jie. This is so reasonable! What bothers me the most are those mindless articles about getting married and having sex just for the sake of having sex together, and those books that have no real content other than drugging! There is a conspiracy here, there is a crematorium for chasing wives, the male protagonist loves the female protagonist to the core, even though the second male lead is a crazy critic, sometimes he can be very annoying! There's also my favorite wife-chasing crematorium inside, although it's pretty scummy! All in all, this is a five-star recommended book. The author's writing style is suitable for ancient Chinese prose, and golden sentences frequently appear.

A very nice book, eye-catching. Highlight 1: The heroine's original husband just didn't love the heroine. He really loved the heroine and her sister. He didn't just say "everyone must love me". There was a little regret later on because he regretted the heroine's ability, and it didn't mean he loved the heroine. Highlight 2: The plot advances very quickly, without many lengthy narrations, and the supporting characters are also very eye-catching. In short, the score of this book is low, but it is understandable in the environment of Tomato, because the heroine is "not happy with revenge". I like the heroine's inner peace and emotional stability, which is in line with the gradual advancement rhythm created in this article.

I quite like it, but I feel like the score is on the low side. The progress is slow, the male and female protagonists are already married, but the progress is fast, and there is very little content. There is no cliche plot, and there is no unnecessary friction with her scumbag ex-husband. The female protagonist is very calm and not romantic, the male protagonist is Tie Hanhan and super cute, and Wen Jun is a very unique character.