Addicted! Pregnant After the Divorce, She’s Asked to Move In by Her Ex

Putting aside those misunderstandings, the male and female protagonists are both normal people. It is really rare to see normal people. The heroine wanted to get a divorce, but she didn't compromise because of the child. She would rather have an abortion but stick to it, and she wouldn't be constantly internally conflicted. She wouldn't think about the past just because she saw the heroine, and she didn't cry every time. She had her own affairs to be busy with, and she also had her own circle of friends. Once she made up her mind, she started to cut off from the past. The male protagonist is a tough guy, but he is not the kind of greasy guy who says, "Stop making trouble, let's talk about it when you get back" or "Have you had enough trouble?", Nor is he the kind of hysterical roaring guy. After understanding the determination of the heroine, he did not blindly pester him. After knowing that the heroine did not After the abortion, I quickly thought of the conditions that would be beneficial to me, and I took action if I wanted to redeem myself. It was not just words, nor was I entangled with the rumored girlfriend like in other novels. There was no one who claimed to be innocent while still being in love with her. I don't know what will happen next, but in this type of novel, the male and female protagonists are really rare and sane normal people.

Five-star praise for this sober speech, ""You don't want Sang to have better development?" "My mother is gone, so what's the point of the Sang family developing better than hers?" There was coldness and sarcasm in Sang Qian's eyes, "Is it so that she can watch her former husband share the wealth they created together with his current wife and children in heaven?" No, that would only dirty her mother's eyes. Other novels always write about the heroine making various grievances for her mother's relics or the company, and being tortured to life and death, but she still endures it. The heroine in this book is very sober and good.

It's beautiful, very beautiful. Although the process is a bit uncomfortable, there are still a lot of laughs in it. I can't stop watching it.

So why did the male protagonist choose Zhou Yunshuang? This is the best male protagonist in all the wife-chasing novels I have read.

I think this book is pretty good. Firstly, the divorce is quick and easy, unlike other books that go through more than 200 chapters without procrastination. The second author's writing is concise and the storyline is unconventional. It's just that the heroine's job is the same as that of other novels, and she is an antique restorer. It's too similar. Let's wait and see what the next chapters will be like.

Shuangjie is a novel that is very sour but not uncomfortable to read. There are no bad things like ex-girlfriend Bai Yueguang's savior. The male and female protagonists are normal people with upright views. They like the free and decisive personality of the female protagonist. She is neither a doormat nor a dragster. The male protagonist is more than 80% of the CEO male protagonists who chase their wives in the crematorium track. Therefore, you need to find someone who has a good character and respects you, rather than someone who treats you well after torturing you to death. The male lead is a veteran cadre with a workaholic personality who neglects the female lead, but what he does is not unforgivable. He is very diligent in pursuing his wife. He can reflect and change quickly and admit his mistakes quickly. He can self-strategize and is clingy. So just clear up all the misunderstandings and communicate with each other. The ending is very happy and happy.

The male protagonist and the female protagonist have no mouth shapes. They think that the other does not love them. Because of the misunderstanding, the male protagonist pursues his wife in the crematorium. After the divorce, both parties start to recognize their respective hearts again. It's good-looking. Recommended [Learned]

I think it's okay. The male and female protagonists have very positive views. Due to a misunderstanding and because they didn't talk much in the early stage, they divorced. But fortunately, the male protagonist's brain was online and he observed the subtle things and found out that the female protagonist was pregnant. Otherwise, there would really be no chance.

Nice! I read a hundred of them in one day. I really like this kind of story where the male protagonist has no real mistakes and the female protagonist is not very good at pursuing his wife. In "Slow Water", the male protagonist slowly discovers the grievances of the female protagonist and then tries to make up for it. When I clicked on the author, I realized that I had read another book by the author a year ago. I really like it! Please add more! Is it okay to go straight to the finale [adoration][adoration][adoration][adoration]

Not bad, the heroine Sang Qian has been ignored by her father since her mother passed away, and she has been bullied by her stepmother and her relatives. Later, she married the male protagonist Jin Changyu. Because she liked the male protagonist, she was very kind to him. But the male protagonist only likes to work and does not like to go home. Two years later, the heroine filed for divorce because she heard the conversation between the hero and his family. The hero escaped at first, but later agreed, but went to drink and get drunk. During the divorce cooling-off period, the male protagonist guessed that the female protagonist was pregnant, blocked the female protagonist when she went to the hospital for medical treatment, and made the female protagonist agree to divorce and live together until the birth of the child. The male protagonist has always been attentive to the female protagonist during their cohabitation, and he only learns to cherish her after losing her. The heroine is a restorer of cultural relics and is decisive in her work. At present, the misunderstanding between the male and female protagonists has not been resolved, and the male protagonist's mother looks down on the female protagonist. I look forward to the follow-up.