Can Bai Yueguang Still Want My Wife's Secret Meeting on the Eve of the Wedding?

It's not bad, it ends pretty quickly, much better than those fake plots about chasing husbands. The only thing missing is that it has a single female protagonist.

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This article about Chasing a Husband in the Crematorium is relatively new. First, the female protagonist is cheated by a mistress and has no sense of boundaries. The male protagonist decisively divorces without any pulling and pulling. After the divorce, there is no chasing after the husband without any pulling and pulling. Then, it is an inspirational story about the transformation of the male and female protagonists in their careers. Good luck to the author.

How deeply was the author hurt? Why do you like writing this kind of book so much?

This score is too low. I can't eat it alone. More people must eat it💩

Not bad, not bad, entangled, kept pulling

The story is good, the plot development is reasonable and tender.

It's so well written. I like to read it.

Hope to see the ending

It sounds really good, worth recommending

Look at the context and blindly guess that they will get back together in the end.

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This book is well written and depicts the majesty of men. I give the author a thumbs up.

I've read a lot of regret stories. The plot development of this book is not just entangled. It really gave me a different feeling. In the end, I felt that the heroine could really accept it.

It's okay, not that much of a stretch [laughs]