I Divorced Him, Then Turned Around and Married the Richest Man

Mine, the spiritual "independence" of the classic. If you want to write about spiritual independence, you have to write that the female protagonist can solve the incident independently without relying on the male protagonist. This is better. It says that the male protagonist is not required to help. In the end, it is a small matter that the male protagonist can solve with a phone call or something. When it becomes a big problem, the male protagonist has to step in to deal with it. It is not handled cleanly, leaving a tail. For example, the incident with the scumbag father was easily handled by the male protagonist, but it made the news and was not dealt with cleanly. As a result, someone was misled later and wanted to stab the female protagonist. At first he said he wanted to resign, but in the end he struggled for a long time. He had to be suppressed all day long by his boss who was also the mistress. Later, the scumbag father incident became a big deal and he was asked to be fired by the mistress in a meeting, so he resigned on his own. 🍉 Well, I haven't resigned yet. I went to the male lead's group and was harassed by people there. That's it. I didn't even mention my relationship with the male lead. By the way, why the heroine was able to avoid being fired by the mistress from the relationship household at a meeting, because the male protagonist gave her 100 million for business cooperation. Then the villains such as Scumbag and Zhang Dan appeared repeatedly to account for the number of words. Chapter 72 Resignation (Resignation)

This domineering boss doesn't flirt easily. He becomes hot and warm as soon as he is flirted with by his wife. He is completely manipulated. 🤭 This kind of marriage first, love later, is really tortured in the early stage. The heroine wants to love but dare not love, and the hero only loves her but dare not confess. It is very torture. 🤦