Married Again in the Seventies: My Scumbag Ex-Husband Loses Control
七零二婚高嫁，渣前夫他失控了
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Very nice. The male protagonist is very lustful, flirtatious, and sultry, and he is a skilled driver [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration]
I really like the male protagonist. Please give the author a boost in writing.
It's quite interesting, I really like the storyline. Each of the author's works is updated with two chapters every day, which makes me anxious.
Coming from Jiaojiao Girl, I will continue to support the author greatly [sending my heart]
Nice looking duck! The author's writing is good and the plot is interesting
There are really no typos or omissions in this book, and the sentences are clear and complete. I saw that the heroine is sober and will not agree to her ex-husband acting to deceive her ex-mother-in-law and her family just because her ex-mother-in-law is not in good health. The writing is quite good. Anyway, it is better than those who hide their acting after divorce (not broken) Well, it just so happened that what I saw was that the heroine was sober. I just saw that the heroine was not good at the back. She really agreed to accompany her ex-husband to her ex-mother-in-law's house to act in a scene without divorce, and she left.
Although it did not score 9 points, the content of this book is still quite good. The story is very logical and there are many clues. At least I kept wanting to read it. The development of the story is very different. Although there are some plots that can be seen in other novels, it is quite surprising. The male and female protagonists are very smart. The female protagonist breaks free from the shackles of her previous life. Coupled with the possession of koi fish and the precognitive dream at the critical moment, it helps the male protagonist find out the real murderer behind the scenes in advance, a completely unimaginable person. The heroine also figured out her life experience... This book is pretty good
The author's writing style is very good and his writing skills are admirable. The details are described clearly and delicately, the plot is full of ups and downs, and every character has flesh and blood. Especially in the descriptions of several pairs of CPs, their interactions are described very delicately, which makes people feel very sweet and touching! Like!
It's a story from a different era, the male protagonist is quite domineering [laughing] The heroine leads her best friends to work hard to make progress I like [love] super sweet article, every couple in the ending is very happy [blowing kiss] Fu Wenzhou vs Ruan Qiaoqiao Fu Wenze vs An Ruyi Song Shanwen vs Fu Wenshuang
I've read them all, and it's not bad. It's not as good as the author's book on Mingzhu. The story is quite clear, and the plot development is unique. Many novels have the same plot and development, but the author's creativity is pretty good. It's just that the character creation was a bit lacking. I skipped a few chapters, such as the ten years of the heroine's mother's experience, and the story of the older generation of the Fu family. It doesn't need to be written in such detail. There are also some unnecessary dialogues, which are really unnecessary. I have been listening to novels, but every time when there are such boring and contentless dialogues, I turn off the sound and briefly glance at the content and skip it. But some dialogues and plots could clearly be written more to enrich the characters. For example, among the friends in the courtyard, except for a rough guy who likes to say wrong idioms, others can't tell who is who. In my impression, all the women around the heroine have the same character. The author can learn from this aspect. Overall, this book is okay.