Presumed Dead for Five Years, My Ex Finds Out We’re Still Alive

Memes are funny. Two pitiful little people who were betrayed and betrayed escaped from the past, and were bound together by accident, and healed themselves with an ordinary and warm life. The two protagonists should only have family ties and not love, but I still want to see them together. After all, they have children (no), and having two scumbags to turn around is like eating Coptis chinensis and not wanting to see a reunion. And a family of three is too passive, living in the shadow of unknown people. Even if I want to read the latest chapter of Slap in the Face, I won't see one star deducted. I want them to be able to live the lives they want freely. As expected, the middle road collapsed. I have the ability to make a good start, but I don't have the ability to write a complete story yet.

It's very interesting. It opens with a crematorium. There is no sloppy relationship between the victims and the attackers. The small family of three people feels at ease. Each one of them is more scum than the other, they don't know how to love, they don't deserve to be human, they need to be tortured.

I just like watching Chasing Wife Crematorium. The author must not change his style. ₍ᐢ‥ᐢ₎ ♡. The writing is pretty good, average to above average. The author works hard to update, preferably 100 chapters a day =ᗜωᗜ=

I hope that their father and son will grow up well and not chase his wife into the crematorium. Fu and Gu are not worthy.

Can you please stop chasing your wife at the crematorium and just be fierce? Can all four of them be exploded?

I hope that BE can be achieved and their family of three can live a good life.

I've watched half of it on other platforms, and now I just hope I don't succeed in chasing my wife. The scumbag attackers don't deserve it. The three of them are very warm together.

The text is good and the pace is good, making it easy to read. In tomatoes, this is rare. There is nothing to criticize about this novel except the storyline (I haven't finished it yet, so I can't comment on it). It would be better if the vocabulary were richer. In terms of plot, the pace at the beginning is relatively fast, not procrastinating, and it is easy for people to get involved. But as I wrote it, it felt a bit empty, or maybe the protagonists' brains were a little wet. Many of the more obvious brainwashing words are unclear. I hope the author can improve the thinking of the protagonists in the subsequent plots, and understand that all the disasters they suffer are caused by the scumbags and them, and avoid internal friction. To put it bluntly, it's just a scumbag attack, and it's a bit too frustrating now.

It looks pretty good, and I look forward to the development of the story later on. However, some paragraphs have similar contexts, and they are not all repeated, or it feels like I just finished reading the previous paragraph, and the next paragraph expresses exactly the same meaning. The words and dialogue have been slightly changed, and I don't understand what's going on. The more you watch it, the more cruel it becomes. This is not an appropriate dimensionality reduction attack. People who watch it will always forget that An An is only five or six years old. It is difficult to say that she has to go head-to-head with several adults who have grown up. A child's body can't stand up to any adult at all, and the Pei family is also an abusive part of the plot. It's so annoying. The love of An An's father and godfather is the most precious thing, and everyone else is good or bad.

It's really nice and it doesn't take long to read because most of it is listening. If you like contrast and education, you can read it. Our baby An An is simply a super smart, cold-faced and cute baby with great contrast😄