After Our Divorce, My Ex-Wife and Her Sworn Brother Kneel Before Me

Jiang Wanning left her behind because Bai Yueguang's first love boyfriend went abroad. In order to make up for the emptiness of love after her lover left, she fell in love with Song. Within less than a year of knowing each other, she got pregnant and got married within less than a year of dating. Song became a housewife. Later, he found a godbrother to express his feelings again. The reason was that Song had no passion in the past seven years. All this shows that Jiang only loves his first love, and the men behind him are just emotional sustenance.

The writing is good and you can read it. There are no major flaws in the logic. There are some minor flaws in some places. I sent my daughter to school on Monday, and asked her to wait at home the next day to buy a car. It seems to be this paragraph. How did my daughter come home at night? My wife didn't pick her up. I was busy until the evening. When I got home, my daughter was home again, and she didn't say who picked her up. It was very casual.

The writing is good and looks very interesting, but when the author is writing, he will forget things that have been written before, such as the protagonist having bought high-end new clothes. Come on,

Author, let me ask you something Will Song Shiyun and Jiang Wanning get back together?

The beginning is the same as many other books, but the system is added later, which makes it different and still readable.

Why is the rating so low? Was it a malicious negative review? [Laughing and crying]

The writing is good, with good writing and plot, but this kind of book has a big poisonous point: it keeps delaying the divorce.

The writing is smooth and not irritating, the emotional descriptions are delicate, the plot arrangement is reasonable, and the later scenes are extended and various boss-level characters appear, which should be more exciting.

We can still take a look at it now, but there are a lot of pitfalls, such as Bai Yueguang, which will be a big disaster if not handled well in the future.

A cliched beginning, but the writing is pretty good, decisive enough and not bloody.