
After Discovering My Wife's Affair, I Began My Revenge
发现老婆出轨后,我开始复仇
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- Ongoing
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- 835k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 10mo ago
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- Fanqie
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I Used to Hear People Talk About Tomato Novels, and Now I Believe Them.
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Can we really let go of many things? But what are some things we can't let go of? The novel depicts a life story of a counterattack and rise after experiencing all kinds of "misery". The language is light and bright, and the plot can make most people feel as if it "happened around them". They seem to realize something, but they don't seem to understand it. They want to put it down and go to sleep, but they can't help but open it and read a few chapters when they go to bed.
What makes this story fascinating is that it touches on a fear that everyone may face: How do you rebuild the courage to live when the things you think are strongest are actually the most vulnerable? When we have to choose between dignity and survival, how should we deal with it? This is not only a story about betrayal, but also a journey about how adults rediscover themselves in the ruins. It allows us to see that sometimes, the most profound growth in life begins precisely with the most complete losses.
Like picking up shells in the fog, every line of words hides fragments of light. As you read, you will understand: the story is just a reference. What I really want to say is - how do we let go and live with loneliness; how do we let go of ourselves and find our own warmth in a troubled world. Worth reading. Looking forward to further developments.
This book is much more than just a revenge novel. It uses extremely real life details to fully describe a man's pain and struggle after being betrayed. The most profound thing is that the core of the story is about "letting go of yourself" - this is not a compromise, but a difficult self-rescue.
I can really understand the protagonist, even men can't help it, but be careful to fight back. This is a good novel, well planned
This is a satisfying revenge story. In the beginning, the male protagonist is beaten and tortured in various ways, and then the various revenges are very satisfying. It is worth reading. Those who are unhappy with life in reality come here to find a piece of warmth of their own~
So well written. The so-called letting go does not mean letting go of others, but letting go of yourself. The author reveals the serious illness of life with profound writing style. The description is delicate and resonant. It makes you think deeply after reading it.
Very delicate writing, very rational yet gentle perspective. Marriage is a very complex social relationship. Desire, love, family affection, friendship, responsibility, parent-child relationship, etc., Are all intertwined. Don't be obsessed with too many people. Everyone has his or her own perspective, and at the same time, he or she has unknowingly lived a life that he never expected. I really like this work, sincere and realistic! Recommended~ Come on, author!
I finally finished reading it. The author opened up the abscesses of marriage with a cold and sharp writing style. He wrote about betrayal without using blood, and made the male protagonist's breakdown feel tactile. The text is short-edged, and everywhere it shines is the dull pain of life: the mother-in-law's calculations, the brother's hesitation, the heroine's gradual transformation from guilt to madness, all stained layer by layer. There is not a wailing sentence in the whole story, but every word is bloody, like a dull knife cutting a bone. After reading, there is only a long sigh.
It's super super super super super awesome, the plot is very good, and it makes me want to follow it to the end. There are no posthumous crematoriums... Just adult lives, each person's experiences and empathy. You must read this book with all the fragments of your life, you must read it, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Instead of piling up conflicts with bloody plots, it uses the perspective of the male protagonist to open up the psychological folds after betrayal - from the initial suffocation and self-doubt to the calmness and struggle when the revenge plan is brewing, every emotional node is real and heartbreaking. The male protagonist is not portrayed as a perfect avenger. There is unwillingness hidden in his plan and a residual attachment to the past relationship. This contradiction makes the character break out of the framework of "a cool tool man". The most touching thing about the story is that it tears apart the fragility under the glamorous shell of marriage: how the vows once turned into lies, and after trust collapses, is the so-called "revenge" punishing the other party, or tearing apart from the past self. The book is not long but has great staying power. After reading it, you will understand more about the word "betrayal" in marriage. It is not only a matter of two people, but also the beginning of a person's rebuilding of himself.