After Our Divorce, My Ex-Wife Chased Me Onto a Dating Show, but I Chose My White Moonlight

I'll give you five stars first, don't get back together, it's perfect if you have regrets, you can have a harem, you can have a single heroine, but don't go to the cliched crematorium to chase your husband and wife.

Author, please let Luo Zhi and the male protagonist be together. Don't let the male protagonist and Lin Wanwan be together. Anyway, the male protagonist's Bai Yueguang is Luo Zhi, and Luo Zhi also likes the male protagonist. Author, please be a good person and help them.

Single or many? If you are divorced, don't remarry! It's not worth it now that we're divorced

"There are only three possibilities for a broken mirror to be reunited. It is not broken at all, there is no mirror at all, and it is not round at all. The mirror that belongs to us is broken." Five stars just for this sentence

After reading these chapters, I looked solemn, lowered my head deeply, silently turned off my phone, stood up, opened the refrigerator, took out a bottle of 1982 collector's edition Nongfu Spring, held it tightly in my hand, and walked slowly to the window. The scenery outside the window was a bit dim, just like my mood, heavy, very heavy. Gradually, it started to rain lightly in the gray sky outside. Why, my vision was blurred. I don't know if it was me crying or the rain was getting heavier. It might be both. I My mood became even more melancholy, and I could no longer suppress my inner emotions. I opened the window and shouted out the window: Who am I looking down on in the next few chapters? (Author, your writing is very good, there is no need to update more, you can just keep updating ten times a day)

(Give me some advice) If you want to be interesting with multiple female protagonists, you have to vividly write Luo's emotions when he learns about it, and you have to cause readers to put themselves in Shen's first person and feel the resonance of extreme guilt caused by seeing Luo's heartache scene (referred to as myocardial infarction, I don't know if the author has ever experienced that feeling of having his heart tugged for a moment), and then there is the turnover relationship. (The main palace must be Luo. Others don't mind waiting silently for three years after divorce. In reality, there are only a handful of people who can wait three years, let alone Shen who has been divorced.) (Besides Luo, you already know who else you can choose for the single heroine.) A simple summary: In fact, no matter whether there are many books or one book, even if the ending is unsatisfactory and can be called a "bad ending" by readers, the process is still wonderful and beautiful. (Of course not. If you can write well, keep working hard. If you can't write well, it's okay to give it an open ending like a movie.)

I hope there will be a single female lead, otherwise there will be no foreshadowing for the other three-year-old girl. The sky is falling, it's actually a harem story, goodbye👋🏻

The time-traveling male protagonist, the ignorant ex-wife, the brother who gave up the contract, the explosive love story, the affectionate female protagonist, the undisputed king, Heizi's Cai Cai, the ex-wife's best friend, the cultural and sports talents... The familiar element combination and humorous content atmosphere, the early details/post-development have been changed, so it still looks good.

How to put it, according to the author's writing, there is nothing wrong with the ex-wife. I fell in love with the male protagonist because of the short film he shot and thought he was a very positive man. The love during the student period was very pure. When the ex-wife became a little diva and the people she came in contact with became better and better, there will be contrasts. The people around me are also very powerful. Many people around me, including me, were blown away by the people around me [face covering]. In fact, it's better to divide them this way.

I think this is quite good, but the portrayal of the protagonist's ex-wife is not very good, and she shouldn't be written in such a bad way. . .