A Family Meltdown! The Divorced Wife Remarries an Officer and Becomes Everyone's Darling
父子火葬场！改嫁军官弃妇成团宠
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Looking for Period Stories Without Poverty-relief Plots, Featuring Selfish, Stingy, Penny-pinching Protagonists
I really hate it when the female lead keeps helping people out of poverty. It feels like her golden finger exists just to serve the male lead's family. 🤗🤗 I hope the female lead is a lone wolf.
Her Officer Husband Neglects Her for His One True Love. She Is Reborn and Divorces Him
The Heroine Wants a Divorce and Doesn't Want the Child, but They Get Back Together Later
The child favors the male lead and often breaks the female lead’s heart. When the female lead decides to divorce, she doesn’t want to take the child. The child keeps crying and asking why Mommy doesn’t want him. Later, the male lead pursues his wife and they get back together, but it’s fine if they don’t! Something like *After Divorcing the Movie Emperor, We Became the Nation’s Favorite Couple*.
The Male Lead Doesn’t Love Her, and the Female Lead Finally Lets Go and Moves On
She Loved the Male Lead Before Being Reborn, Then Chose Not to Love Him Afterward
Are there any stories where, before being reborn, the female lead loved the male lead but, because of a misunderstanding, believed he had killed her, and after being reborn no longer loves him?
Military Marriage: The Female Lead Is Reborn and Wants a Divorce
I Hate Being Played! If They Want a Divorce, Then Make It Official! Set in the 1970S or 1980S!
The female lead transmigrates into another world but doesn't take the original owner's blame or act timid and submissive. She really stands her ground.
Satisfying Reborn Stories Set in a Bygone Era
The great wave of the seventies and eighties: how could a reborn person miss out on it?
Divorced From the Start, No Winning Her Back, No Redemption, and a Decisive Protagonist
Angsty Romance Where the Male Lead Regrets Everything and the Second Male Lead Gets the Girl
The female lead is tormented in the first half, then the male lead is tormented in the second half. He regrets everything terribly, then the second male lead takes his place. The male lead gets a tragic ending, while the female lead and second male lead end up together. Both leads must be inexperienced!
A Period Novel Where the Heroine Goes to the Countryside and Returns to Her Hometown
Looking for books similar to *Reporting Her Stepfather from the Start: The Frail Villainess Goes to the Countryside and Is Doted On (A 1970s Medical Girl)*. Are there any period stories where the female lead is cherished after moving back to her hometown?
The Married Heroine Is in Her Thirties or Forties, Her Husband and Kids Betray Her, and She Turns Her Life Around After Divorce
Her child has become disillusioned with her, and she and her husband are constantly at odds, even suffering domestic abuse. Before the divorce, the female lead is very poor. After finally getting divorced, she encounters all kinds of opportunities and discovers just how capable she is.
Reborn, Pocket Dimension, Stockpiling Supplies Early, Historical Era
As above
Strong Female Lead, Divorce, Children, and a Period Setting
The female lead divorces, takes her child, and starts a business and opens a company. The male lead can be left out. ^O^
He Gave Our Wedding Home to His Childhood Friend. Reborn, I'm Calling Off This Wedding
Looking for Stories Where the Childhood Sweetheart Loses to the Newcomer, and the Male Lead Regrets It and Tries to Win Her Back!
Looking for a story where the childhood sweetheart loses out to the new girl, and the hero has to grovel to win the heroine back!
Military Romance Novels Set in the Era Before Family Planning, When People Had Many Children
She Fakes a Divorce and He Naively Believes Her, Then He Has to Win Her Back
Divorce From the Start, the Second Male Lead Gets the Girl, and the Couple Never Reconcile
A strong male second lead and heroine, lots of secret identities, completed, and not too long.
The Male Lead Is the Female Lead’s Older Sister’s Fiancé
In the first chapter, the heroine stays at her older sister’s house. Her sister has trouble walking and uses a wheelchair. That night, the hero enters the heroine’s room. The heroine stays quiet so she won’t hurt her sister. There’s intense push and pull between them. The hero loves the heroine and is only pretending to be involved with her sister. That’s all I remember.
Any Period Novels With a Cool, Detached Heroine? No Cutesy, Helpless Types
They Were Once in Love, But the Male Lead Fell Out of Love, and the Female Lead Ended Up With the Second Male Lead
They used to be in love, but after a few years together, the male lead falls for someone else and has to grovel to win her back. In the end, the heroine doesn't take him back and gets together with someone else. Preferably an ancient setting!!!!!
Historical-Era Military Marriage Stories: They Divorce and Don't Get Back Together, with No Self-Sacrificing or Love-Blind Heroines
The Main Couple Is Married, but the Hero Has a White Moonlight
The ex pursues the one they lost and has to grovel for forgiveness.
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I like it, the plot is exciting, and the divorce between the male and female protagonists is very simple. The male protagonist divorces before he realizes how good the female protagonist is. It's not like other novels where the divorce drags on for hundreds of chapters, and then the male protagonist regrets it and is determined to stay together. Let me correct you, that guy is the ex-husband, not the male protagonist.
I like this type. The heroine should not turn around and slap the scumbag in the face. The son she worked so hard to give birth to has an elbow turned outward, so he should be slapped!
The story is different from previous time travels and rebirths. Discovering problems in the middle of life, solving them, and moving towards a better life are not simply about returning to the starting point, letting go of obsessions, correcting any mistakes, and keeping a distance from those who are not worthy. Living a better life is the best response to your already wonderful self!
The pace is quite fast. In the third and fourth chapters, the divorce is proposed, but the ex-husband is unwilling. In the ten chapters, there is no need for a scumbag and two white-eyed wolf sons. The heroine is not a Virgin. She is a great meritorious person who rescued others on the front line during the epidemic and finally died suddenly from exhaustion. She is also bound to a redemption system that will go to the next plane to steal energy to save the host. She is very cute.
I think it's pretty good-looking. The heroine is not the Virgin. None of the criticisms in the comments. As for being a stepmother for others, I don't think there's anything to complain about. After all, if your child is not obedient and raises you, listen to yourself. Even if it is not your own, as long as the character is good, blood relationship is not that important. The ending is also very impressive. The mother-in-law was paralyzed. Before she died, she disfigured her mistress with scissors and stabbed her own son. The two pieces of barbecued pork were both poisoned in the end. The mistress' step-sister was tricked and sent to prison to die, her stepmother was imprisoned and starved to death, her ex-husband did not kill anyone but surrendered to prison, and the scheming daughter was also poisoned. In short, everyone got their comeuppance. The heroine has never forgiven anyone. Be brave and resourceful. Facing Cuicui's heavy pregnancy and hemorrhage, she didn't have the Holy Mother's heart to express her abilities. As long as you get the patient to a doctor in time, there will be no problem, but if you help yourself to treat the patient, not only will you get no favors, but you may also get yourself into trouble. It is very wise to protect yourself wisely. My mother-in-law begged her for forgiveness before she died, and she was sober as hell. This story shouldn't have such a low rating.
I must give 5⭐! The heroine decisively left the heroine without any sloppiness. The three white-eyed wolves also sincerely regretted it and made some compensation for the heroine (I will do mine, whether you want it or not, without any purpose). The Qin brothers and sisters who were good to the heroine in their previous life were also rewarded, and the family gained full happiness. The bad guys each got their comeuppance, and all of them were very tragic retributions. Without the Holy Mother, neither the best nor the scum would survive. Perfect ending! It would be great if there was a side story where the heroine and Captain Qin had their own biological children. After all, the heroine still values her biological children very much in her heart. The heroine's performance when the two little white-eyed wolves were fighting was really heartbreaking!
The plot of the story is cool, the male and female protagonists have clear grievances and grievances. Although it is a time-travel plot, Tongzi is super cute (super loveable), and the karma of heaven is clear. The author's words are very sharp, and sometimes he adds some infuriating words at critical moments. I love it!
There is very little interaction between the male and female protagonists, and it is more about the life-and-death struggle between the supporting characters. The heroine is more of a doormat [face covering] and is not happy to do things. The heroine's scenes are actually quite few. The villains all jumped in front of the heroine, but the heroine was stunned and didn't move. But the final battle scene between the villains was quite interesting. In the end, I give all 5 stars to He Cuicui. He Cuicui's branch line is so refreshing.
It's okay. I don't think the score is so low. At least I was relieved to watch it without thinking.
I am in my forties and have a lot of thoughts after reading this book. No matter whether a young couple or a second-married couple, they can't resist the fickleness of people's hearts. Only when you are strong can you not be afraid of the future.