Didn't You Say You Didn't Love Me? Why Are You Crying Now That We're Divorced?

It looks good and feels great. No reunion is allowed, no reunion is allowed if the mirror is broken!!!!! Everyone can avoid lightning. I thought the divorce would be clean and tidy, but ended up tugging and kissing me. The heroine sounds nice on the surface, but in fact she is really speechless... The title of the book is also called, Lose Your Love Brain?!? Is it re-welded?

Don't reunite a broken mirror!!!!!! Second male lead!!! Second male lead

The ending is ob. I think it's pretty cool [laughs][laughs] Later, I thought that Dr. Gu would be with the heroine, but I didn't know that there was a stand-in part [smile]. But Dr. Gu also liked the heroine later, and the ending of the two was "I believe what you said, but I'm sorry, we won't be together. I will give you a formal answer to the question three days ago." "When I know that I have become someone else's substitute or shadow at certain moments, I feel like I have a lump in my throat. We are no longer possible." "The hot pot tonight is delicious. Goodbye." On the glass of the window is written: Gu××, I agree! :) I feel like I can make a side story. I want to see what the little milk dog will develop in the future👀

I like such a sober father: keeping his name anonymous and not revealing his identity, he will only face a bunch of trivial matters, the suspicion of the leader, and endless relationships with colleagues. I gave it one less star after watching it. I didn't like the fact that the heroine went to the bar and got so drunk that she couldn't leave on her own. She calmly accepted the escort from her ex-husband and didn't love herself. Women in chaos in the bar are easily in danger⚠️, and she was entangled with her ex-husband. Although it was the operation of the plastic sisters that led to the ex-husband coming to pick her up, the plastic sisters were the friends you recognized. They made careless friends, were in chaos in the bar and were drunk, and had no sense of crisis! The first few chapters are relatively good to read. After three years of marriage with no hope, she decisively divorces and sobers up. The heroine's father arranges a suitable position for the heroine. The heroine is serious about her career. She is sober and will not look back. But it didn't look good later on, as he started to become ambiguous with the male protagonist, causing the male protagonist to mistakenly believe that there was still hope of getting back with the female protagonist, and now he didn't like the female protagonist!

Very good, belated affection is worse than grass. The heroine should resolutely not remarry.

Personally, I think it's just okay. The writing is very fluent, but there are some things that I feel are not good. For example, when the heroine is drunk, the hero gets entangled in all kinds of things. Before the divorce, he didn't go home. After the divorce, I felt that I couldn't live without the heroine. But the rest is okay. The heroine is not with anyone, which also leaves room for our imagination. (Please don't comment on personal opinions🥹)

Very nice! I really like the ending! Not everything I'm sorry for can be exchanged for nothing. No matter how regretful my ex-husband is, it has nothing to do with me! I like the beauty of the heroine who is sober and rational without being coerced!

The heroine has a good character

I like this work very much. The heroine described by the author is thoughtful and capable. She dares to love and hate. She is able to pick up and put down. She is a calm and self-sustained woman of the era. Personally, I don't like the kind of unlimited love brain.

Don't get remarried Don't get remarried. Don't get remarried. Don't get remarried. There is no reunion!!! Why didn't he fall in love before the divorce? Why did he fall in love immediately after the divorce? How can it be that easy? It's all his ex-husband, so stop hanging around in front of the heroine. Why did he pursue her if he said he wanted to pursue her again? Then those things before don't count!