After I Left, My Stunning Ex-Wife Regretted It Until She Broke Down

It's really good, but I don't want too many female leads. The ex-wife is unforgivable; President Qin also has someone else in his heart, he's just using the male lead as a substitute. In comparison, Ye Qingqing is the most innocent and pure; I hope the male lead will choose Ye Qingqing. Haha, you're trying to whitewash yourself again, aren't you? I was all set for a satisfying period of tormenting the female lead, but then they threw in a redemption plot point right at the beginning. Ha ha

It's pretty good. I've read a lot of books of this type, and only a few are reader-friendly and normal. 👍👍👍 They didn't treat the readers like Japanese people. 🤭🤭🤭 The author should have confidence in writing this book well. Readers' comments or opinions sometimes really sound like they're from a brainless monkey. Keep it up!

The most poisonous of poisons; I haven't read such a pure article in a long time. Shennong went to sleep after eating. 💕💕

A good book is one where the protagonist doesn't reconcile with his ex-wife and doesn't get together with Qin. Qin is a ticking time bomb; he'll definitely be cheated on later. The protagonist should maintain his current relationship with Qin and then tame the rebellious girl. 😄 That would be more interesting.

I think it's alright, watchable if you lose your mind a bit. Ideally, Ye should be the main wife, and the ex-wife could be taken in as a concubine; she's a bit dim-witted, but that's not a big problem. As for the boss, really, he's not a good fit. It'll turn into "The CEO's Wife's White Moonlight Returns After Three Years of Marriage," unless the white moonlight returns early, and after a series of events, Qin finally sees his true colors and stops liking him. Only then could he be taken. 🤔🤔🤔

Unfortunately, these kinds of stories are mostly about suspense and tension, so you can't blame the author. But maybe adding more exciting moments would be better... In addition, the author's writing style is excellent, and the plot is coherent. It's clear that the author has put a lot of effort into writing it, and there's nothing to criticize about that. Thank you to the author.

This is a pretty good story among those about pursuing a husband. It doesn't have many flaws, it's not a gender-swap story, and it doesn't simply copy the formula from "Axe." The later setup of mutual substitutes is quite interesting (although Qin later falls in love with the male lead, she genuinely sees him as Zhou's substitute in the beginning). The only downside is the somewhat frustrating beginning, which is why I didn't give it a perfect score. Writing is hard work, so please support!

Having read many stories about pursuing one's husband, I've gradually become more discerning. This book is quite good among those. The book starts off well. The male lead is tough and has a strong moral compass. His inner thoughts are also described in a normal way, making it a very comfortable read. It's just that the author's strong hand makes things a little tough for him.

A 6.5 Rating is too low. Actually, the author's early descriptions are perfectly fine, very realistic, and without any major flaws. The author has a few obvious problems: first, Ye Qingqing's entry into the situation is too rapid; second, the entanglement with the ex-wife is too forceful. This is likely due to the author's writing skills, and also the influence of ratings and reviews. From a conceptual standpoint, I think the author is still very strong.

I've reached chapter 174, and there's a glaring inconsistency here. In the flashback, the ex-wife only followed the strategist's advice to test the male lead using that other person, but at the beginning of the novel, she naturally drinks a nuptial cup with him, even disregarding her husband's feelings. This doesn't add up. However, the overall plot is still good and deserves five stars!