She Doesn't Want a Husband or a Kid, She Chooses to Be Brilliant Alone

Looking at the introduction, it is obvious that the heroine has a strong will to be beautiful in this life. Although the hero is different from the previous life, he likes the heroine in this life, but obviously not wholeheartedly (or the love is relatively limited). He also has a good impression of the benefactor's sister, or he has other thoughts about her, and even risked his life to save her. How can the heroine who has suffered the pain of the previous life walk side by side with him? I hope the ending is a happy one for both of them, please don't mess with each other!

It's cool~ Unlike some novels that use the label of divorce and trick people into killing them, the couple even forgives each other in the end!

The novel is good. I like it.

This is one of my favorite authors. In the end, they were not forced to be together with the male protagonist, really! ! ! I like her so much. She won't let the heroine endure hardships if she doesn't want to. Although there is a plot of forcing the child to have a child, the heroine will not let the child stand in her way. She has her own ideas.

I feel a little sad for the male protagonist. The female protagonist is too entangled in this relationship. After all, the male protagonist has his own thinking ability, visits relatives, actively asks to join the army, separates the family... If the female protagonist had a softer attitude, she would be happy.

It's rare to see such a divorce being said to be divorced. The heroine is very calm and stable throughout the whole process. She abandons her husband and son as soon as he wants to. She is very decisive and will not repeatedly cause internal friction.

It looks good. I really didn't look back after the divorce.