His Pregnant Wife Walked Away, and Mr. Shen Regrets It Night After Night

The second male lead takes the lead in the ending, I really like it. Although the extra chapter is with the male protagonist, it also allows the male protagonist to reincarnate for several lives (the female protagonist is still happily together with the second male protagonist in those lives) before he has the opportunity to be with the female protagonist (this is very good, even if there is a chance to be together again, it is not easy to get). The author writes very well and is very good at writing! Fortunately, the second male lead is in the lead, otherwise this is no different from a novel in which the male protagonist tortures me a thousand times and I treat the male protagonist like my first love. There are too many such novels. In fact, I read the endings and extra chapters of the last few chapters first. Then I started to look at the front. I really didn't expect the male protagonist to be such a scumbag. He is almost 30 and doesn't know the balance between men and women? Moreover, I have been in love with the heroine before, so I don't know what I can and cannot do? He just pretends not to know and enjoys the ambiguous relationship, and he doesn't love the heroine that much. Some commentators even thought that it would be better to be with the male protagonist in the end. [What?] The male protagonist hurt the female protagonist twice. A cliff-hanging breakup and the departure of her mother made the female protagonist depressed. She once went to a green tea girl on the wedding night and became intimate with the female protagonist many times after the marriage. The second male lead is so good, and the female lead is totally happy being with him. No matter how much the male protagonist regrets and sacrifices, the hurt is always hurt (I feel that in the process of redeeming the female protagonist, sometimes I don't respect the female protagonist's opinions too much, and I still think that one day they will reconcile). After watching the previous episode, I felt that the extra story should be spent with the second male lead in all reincarnations [face covering]

It's okay. Although the male protagonist was not good to the female protagonist in the early stage, in the middle and later stages, the male protagonist really regretted and felt sorry for the male protagonist. Why can't the female protagonist give her another chance? The heroine also has the hero's child. Why should the second male lead be promoted? Isn't it good to get back together again? In my opinion, the heroine and the second male lead are more suitable as brothers and sisters than as a couple.

It's okay, it's pretty good-looking!

Not bad, I like the heroine very much

I wanted to get back together again, but the second male lead was too good and refused to let him take the position, which made my conscience uneasy [Note][Note][Note]

This book is quite interesting, not boring, and it is very relaxing to read when you have time! 2026 03 19