Mo Chen's Ordinary Pursuits

A five-star review, this book deserves praise for two things. The first point is that although the heroine can be stupid, she is overall smart and knows who is the one who really helps her. The second point is that the male protagonist has abilities. Although he does not tell the world, he shows them appropriately. There is a novel next door. The male protagonist is also a librarian, but he is willing to be a librarian. Similarly, the wife is not willing to believe that the librarian can be so awesome. The wife also had entanglements with other men. After the divorce, she started to act cool and beat up everyone who wanted to sleep with his wife. This book avoids this point very well. Although the heroine will act foolishly and do stupid things in some places, the heroine still understands the energy hidden behind the hero, and does not arrange such a stupid plot. The hero solves the problem without saying anything, but there is a scene where Bai Yueguang pretends to be the leader.

Is it single or multiple?

I give five stars to the first eighty chapters and three stars to the following chapters.

If I can't write some novels anymore, I will turn to the path of fantasy or immortality.

Pretty good novel