You Want to Remarry? Sorry, My Female Tycoon Wife and I Already Have Our Second Child

The emotions are very delicate, and every character is taken care of. Even Qinyang Zhuzhuben is well portrayed. The plot is a bit jumpy and seems to be natural. It's just that the ex-wife aspect is a bit too long. The plot about the ex-wife is too protracted. It's not bad and worth reading.

To be honest, the extra story really elevated this book. Because from ancient times to the present, there has never been a perfect love, only love that is cherished but cannot be cherished has spread. Laozi's Tao Te Ching tells that perfection cannot exist in this world, because the more perfect things are attributed to Tao and then become nothing. Maybe some people don't quite understand what I mean. People need to make mistakes and have shortcomings in order to survive forever. The more perfect things will be lost in the end, because they are close to perfection. One of the fifty and forty-nine days of the great avenue is reserved for oneself. Lin's mistakes took the rest of her life to make up for, leaving her with a glimmer of hope. Lan also grew old with Qin Baitou in another time and space, so this is the way back. The Tao is different but it is the same. Different experiences have different times and winds and frosts. The same thing is that everyone will eventually grow old, die, and return to nothingness. Repeatedly and reborn.

To be honest, I was really overwhelmed when I read the book reviews. I thought it was okay and not that ugly. People can read whatever they like. If something is not good, you can also persuade the author to correct it, right? So what if the male protagonist is useless? It's not that cowardly anymore later on, and the author doesn't force you to read it. Although I don't like to watch that kind of cowardly male protagonist, but I just have the patience to read it, right? If you don't like reading it, don't read it. Come on, author. If others don't like reading it, then I do. Don't care about the low reviews. You can also read other novels and change them.

It feels very much like the popular domestic counterattack Dragon King in the past few years. The writing is good. Basically, the protagonists all get a good ending, which is okay. However, the parallel world is abstract and the child bride Qin Yue feels weird.

The finale of the main film plus the extra story about Yan saving her marriage can be called a happy ending. One of the best novels I have read so far [Learned][Learned][Learned] The above is my personal opinion, please be careful [laughs]

This is the first time I read this kind of turtle man's book. It's really beautiful [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

After reading it, it's a bit slow to make sense, but the logic is clear. The more I read, the better it gets, just like the author's writing is getting better day by day. Really good. Including the last extra chapter, it can be seen that the author is very careful. Worth five stars,

It's so good-looking. The male protagonist is decisive and tough. I recommend everyone to watch it [laughing]

Big cheers for the author, everyone in the comment section may want to see different things, but in fact, this is the case for most sexual reposts. But just write what you want to write, and there will always be readers who want to read it.

This book is really good. The characters' personalities are described vividly and prominently. From the heroine's long-planned plan to the smooth flow of the situation, the protagonist's life experience has also been foreshadowed from Qin Yang. From Lin's mother's almost paranoid character, and Lin's madness to relief, the only flaw in the whole book I think is Father Lin's This character, the whole text describes his weak character and kindness to the male protagonist, but the more I read later, the more I feel that something is not right. From the fact that the protagonist can break up with the heroine and start over with his daughter, it shows that he is a complete slave of his daughter. How could he take such care of the protagonist in the past when he is a slave of his daughter [face covering]