My Ex-Wife Called Me a Country Bumpkin, Then I Got Rich from the Start After We Split
前妻嫌我泥腿子，开局分手暴富
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- Completed
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- 376k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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Urban Fiction Is Getting Worse and Worse. Please Recommend a Truly Great Book.
Urban cultivation, everyday urban life, urban apocalypses: the quality of these settings is getting worse and worse, and the genre is declining. Urban superpowers are still barely holding up after “Slaying the Gods” brought them into the spotlight.
Divorced from the Start, Still Entangled With His Ex-Wife, With Beautiful Women Constantly Around Him
Looking for books like Honey, We're Divorced. They get divorced from the start, and the male lead is utterly devastated. Weren't they supposed to stay together? Weren't they supposed to be together forever? Those vows crumble in the face of a sudden turn of events. His parents are gone, he's lost his job,
Divorcing His Contract Wife: The Male Lead Is a Normal Guy, and They Really Do Get Divorced
Husband-Chasing Crematorium, Where the Female Lead Wounds the Male Lead Beyond Recognition and Leaves Him Heartbroken
Divorced from the Start, His Ex-Wife Regrets It and Begs to Remarry, but the Male Lead Has Lost All Hope
I want books similar to Honey, We Are Already Divorced. They divorce from the start, and the male lead is utterly devastated. They promised they would never part, promised they would be together forever, but those vows are powerless in the face of sudden upheaval. His parents leave, he loses his job,
The Wife Looks Down on Her Husband, Then He Makes a Comeback After Their Divorce
The Male Lead Was Utterly Hurt by the Girl He Loved and Eventually Became Cold-hearted
The Ex-Wife Regrets It After the Divorce
The Male Lead Starts Out Madly in Love with the Female Lead, but Eventually Grows Tired; She Tries Desperately to Win Him Back
Something like I Don't Want to Live Off a Woman.
No Reconciliation After the Breakup, the Second Female Lead Takes Her Place
They don't get back together after breaking up.
Seeking Stories Where the Female Lead Has No Interest in Romance and Focuses Entirely on Rising to Power
I'm looking for a story where the female lead transmigrates into a palace-intrigue game, if I remember correctly, and there is a System. She dies twice from the start, and only enters the palace after randomly receiving a high-status identity on her third attempt. In the end, she becomes empress and returns to the modern world. After the System extracts her emotions, she mistakes it for a nightmare
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It's a really cool article. I don't want to be like other authors who wrote about a protagonist who was so aggrieved that he was reborn and suffered humiliation and retaliation. The petty quarrels didn't look like a rebirth at all. The protagonist's mentality was very good and relaxed, and he was very happy to take revenge on others.
The writing method is like a short play, the logic is clear and concise, the rebirth is smooth and the writing is cruel and will never look back to the end. It vividly writes all kinds of family conflicts and all kinds of little fairies, close sisters, good old people and normal people's snobbery. If you want to read this kind of thing, you can take a look.
It's good to write the little fairy vividly.
Not bad, not bad. It's rare to see this tough and regretful article about the times [face covering]. I give it a 5-star review.
It's quite refreshing. There is no procrastinating or breathtaking plot in the whole story. But it ended too quickly. The second male lead's sister escaped with the money, and I don't know how she got along. The second female lead didn't have a complete dream, and she didn't see what she had done in her previous life. The male protagonist's career has not developed further, and he has not been able to find a matching female protagonist for him. A little bit regretful.
After reading the beginning, the plot feels so familiar. There may be many porters of the same text. The names have been changed, the chapter content has been revised, and the words and sentences have been edited. It depends on which one is more down-to-earth and closer to reality.,, Still a five-star review! It's not easy!
The writing is quite good. Although it doesn't have any very unique ideas, the logic is clear and it's a normal pig's foot.
I really like reading novels about men's clothing. It's so exciting. It's a pity that I haven't seen the ending yet.
As a bookworm who has been reading for many years, I have to say that the author has a certain level of skill, and is not like many authors who write wherever they dream.
It's a good read. I've read more than 70 chapters and I feel pretty good about it. I just read it too early and haven't finished it yet. I'm impatient and can't wait.