80: When Divorce Is Mentioned, the Chief Goes Crazy

At present, it seems that there is nothing wrong with the male protagonist. He is very good to the female protagonist. He is responsible for the family and hands over all the money. He has been working hard for the sake of the heroine's children and family. There must be a misunderstanding in the previous life. It is obvious that the heroine suffered from postpartum depression and acted like a monster all day long. Now it seems that the heroine is being pretentious and acting like a monster. I don't know why I want a divorce. What's the reason? I hope to do less in the future. It's really not worth it for the male protagonist. The male protagonist is good enough, and he is also very tolerant of the female protagonist's family. I don't understand what the heroine's reason for divorce is? Hope they both have a good time. Is it the heroine's own problem that she doesn't know her previous life? If you don't live a good life, get depressed, get suspicious and quarrel, and end up in a nursing home, isn't it your own fault? There must be a misunderstanding about the male protagonist.

Good to watch and rich in plot. Emotions develop in twists and turns. The plot is novel and imaginative.

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