My Wife and Son Chose Their Ideal Man, So Why Are You Crying Now That I’m Gone?

It's a very good novel with a very upright outlook. It's been like this for two years. I often spend the night outside. Lang Youqing's concubine deliberately said that it's impossible not to sleep. Taking care of the child is just a cover. The fact that the child can say that already shows their relationship. The male protagonist decisively stops the loss and seals off all the roads. It's very sensible. When you're in love, you don't care about your own safety, but when you're not in love, you decisively pull out and deserve five stars.

In the divorce regret article, the plot is relatively novel. The male protagonist is very decisive in getting divorced, and there is no annoying tug-and-pull emotionally. There is no common crematorium for chasing husbands after divorce. Instead, the subsequent plot development is promoted through the perspective of insomnia and depression caused by the ex-wife's "regret". I feel that as a novel about divorce and regret, this book is bound to not be too long, because the male protagonist is very decisive in getting divorced, and there is not a lot of pulling and pulling before divorce like similar novels. However, I hope that the author can continue to use his wild imagination to write more novel and eye-catching plots.

This is okay, at least decisive. When it breaks, it breaks. The most important thing is that it feels good enough. Unlike the other ones, which are draggy and frustrating to watch. Life is already frustrating enough at first, but when I read a novel, I still feel depressed, and it makes my mouth full of smoke, so that's just a piece of cake.

Give it four stars. It uses self-inflicted punishment to regret the mistakes of the ex, and the love and happiness of the current one to set off each other. It doesn't stretch and the plot is reasonable. But the reason why I gave it four stars is because my ex only had regrets and pain, but did not really realize that the problem was with him. Besides doing fearless pursuit and remembrance, he did not take any real actions to make corrections, such as crusading against Bai Yueguang, changing his child's name, and criticizing his own inappropriate behavior. In addition, from the author's perspective, the ex-wife should be punished by writing, and the severe depression should be over. If I were to handle a reversal at this time, I would make Bai Yueguang Lin Yi change from death penalty to an indefinite invalid, such as AIDS infection, and then let Su and him meet again to achieve complete isolation. Then one of Su and Gu De will die, it depends on the author's preference. Also, in this kind of husband-chasing articles, the heroine turns around too quickly during divorce, including this one, which can be handled very well in terms of structure, but it saves words and ink, and this is precisely the failure of this article. It is painful and satisfying but not heart-wrenching.

The writing is not very good, but it is really fun to torture your ex-wife. Unlike other novels, the torture is gone after two times. I just treat the ex-wife as disappearing, and there are basically no scenes later, and I start to write about the love and career of the male protagonist. This book is really about abusing the ex-wife throughout, I guess it accounts for about 70% of it, it's so cool, I love reading this kind of thing

This book has a very good attitude towards children. Unlike other books, everything is for the children. Even if you are not your own child, you have to make sacrifices for this child.

The first time I gave five stars, it was for the male protagonist. The imperfect point is that the male protagonist did not come back with revenge. After all, the hatred for his wife is irreconcilable. Although the male protagonist has always been used as a substitute, he is also the registered wife and has children, right?

Actually, I think it would be nice to write about the relationship between Wang and Su until their divorce, and then start to write about Wang and Gu's sweet love, with a little career success in between.

The male protagonist realizes that there is a problem and decisively divorces, puts down the female protagonist, and gives up the white-eyed wolf son. Five stars must be arranged.

It's not as bad as the rating. On the contrary, it has written something new in the old theme. It explores the changes of a woman who is extremely regretful and has some sense from depression to insanity. Although there are some minor flaws, overall this novel is full of flaws.