After the Divorce, the Curvy Campus Belle Shows Up with Twins to Propose

After reading Chapter 26, "You Who Didn't Run Away?", I was poisoned! The female lead's thought process is beyond comprehension. Her first thought was that the person who paid for her medical expenses was a man surnamed Gao who had drugged her before, not the male lead.

In fact, the reason the protagonist's wife regretted the divorce a few days later was because the protagonist had protected her too well. She only needed to focus on her work; he took care of everything at home, including cooking, cleaning, laundry, and other chores, and he could even provide emotional support. It's normal for a woman to be inseparable from a handsome and charming protagonist.

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A very good novel. Although I knew the beginning was to establish the male lead's devoted character and create a contrast with the "scumbag" type, the dialogue between the couple about their impending divorce felt a bit greasy and awkward. The male lead was portrayed as a clingy, persistent character, like someone who'd be forced to take advantage of a situation.

It's pretty good, but unfortunately it's another story of a pure love warrior falling and a new Aquaman being born. But thankfully, the male lead's scumbag nature is limited, and his ex-wife repents and chases after him very quickly. The question is, does this count as a multi-female lead story, or is the one in the title the ultimate winner?

He's conflicted, frustrated, and resentful. He was kicked out of his home at the beginning, but ended up in a desperate struggle with a scumbag woman. After more than forty chapters, he still hasn't gotten a divorce certificate.

Only a turtle could put up with a family member like his ex-wife.

It's another story of endless tug-of-war during the divorce cooling-off period.

It's a disgusting novel. The protagonist is a scumbag with a pure heart, stupid, and effeminate. He's not likable at all.

I read it for a while. It's a harem novel, not a cuckoldry novel. There's a little angst for the ex-wife, but not many flaws. It has the potential to get a rating above 8.0. I'll give it some encouragement.