A Wife's Heart Is as Deep as the Sea: Regrets

Good reviews and good reviews. This one is not like other urban cuckold stories. It takes nearly a hundred chapters to catch a wife cheating on her. After knowing the cheating, she doesn't want to divorce, and in the middle she actively cheats on someone else. The plot is very comfortable.

Good-looking, no ink stains, the male protagonist is sane online This kind of time-travel concept really avoids the poisonous points of similar novels. What I'm afraid of is that the pace of the work is so full and it's fun to watch, but will it not be long? I hope the author will last a long time and don't become a second-rate man [making faces] [making faces] [making faces]

Come on, come on, it's much better than that one

Very well written. The male protagonist is not a coward or a coward. He has a God's perspective and the ability to control the overall situation from the beginning. He can easily deal with many conspiracies and conspiracies, making people have the patience to watch it. The article closely follows the main plot and main contradictions, without rambling around to fill up the word count. The plot develops quickly. In other cheating stories, the wife refuses to admit it, and the male protagonist has nothing to do with her. This state can be written for a long time. After that, the male either goes to practice immortality or starts a business. He completely forgets what the plot was to attract people in the first place. It has already gone off topic. By the time the truth is revealed in the end, it no longer matters, giving people a feeling of being stuck in the throat. I hope to write more plots where the male protagonist disrupts the situation, so that the mastermind behind the scenes who thinks he is the mastermind and looks down on the little people will be frustrated repeatedly until he is upset and angry.

It's pretty cool. To be honest, this is probably the best one I've ever seen. There aren't that many disgusting things, and the cuts are endless. The male protagonist feels very smart, and it made me a little passionate. But isn't this Xiao family too awesome? How will this male protagonist take revenge in the future? And there is an old man in the middle named Liu Lai. I forgot. He seems to be a practicing practitioner. And isn't his background too tough? How does this male protagonist take revenge? If you just want a divorce, that's fine, but obviously the heroine won't agree to it.

It's rare for Tomato to read a regret article that doesn't make me depressed. It's much better than the rubbish I've read these days. The writing style is good and the rhythm is good. I caught up with the latest in one go. Unfortunately, not many people have read it yet. Please support it!

So far, I have a good grasp of the rhythm. I hope it will be more exciting in the future! ? Come on

The author adds cause and effect to this book and chooses to forgive his wife. The subject matter of this book is close to reality, but the background is very strange, which is good. But the author's belief in cause and effect has become the reason to restrict the protagonist's ability. This book is better than other similar books. At least the frustration is not due to the incompetence of the protagonist. The frustration of this book is due to the author restraining the protagonist. It should have been less enjoyable, but come on, author!

It's very awesome. Ever since I started reading Man Thirty (I read hundreds of them and couldn't stand it anymore), and later read some books with similar plots, I stayed away from books with plots of cheating, but this one is considered to be the best, and it is written by Fei Yuanyuan. It is about revenge for cheating, and the protagonist has the brains, means, and calculations. I can only say that it is too clever. It avoids a lot of emotional poisonous points for green hair, and you can clearly feel the joy of revenge after being plotted against such cheating. I just don't know how long this book will last. Good luck to the author. By the way, does the author accept female protagonists? How many? Do you want that Xiao? @Fubohou

Good book. I haven't read a first-person novel in a long time. The male protagonist's character is very contrasting. A handsome talented pianist but a strict wife and a poor man turned into a ruthless underground scavenger. He also has a younger brother who is a soldier. The description is spot on. The hardware store scene is very touching. I've only read Chapter 100 now. The characters who appear all have unconventional IQs, except for the part about cuckolding in the dozens of previous pictures (the beholder has different opinions, and I skipped some anyway) At present, the feeling of satisfaction is there, the plot of sadism is also there, and the logic is self-consistent. I will consider reviewing it in the future. You can watch wife abuse in the early part, but don't watch it in the middle and later stages.