
We Agreed to a Marriage of Convenience, So Why Are You Crying When I Ask for a Divorce?
说好协议结婚,提离婚你哭什么
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 364k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- A Marriage of Convenience in the Capital京婚假意Former title · until Oct 2026
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This is not called bad mouth, this is called having no mouth.
Our relationship with Jianxi was really painful😭. Apart from getting divorced and living apart in two places plus some time, I really can't think of any other way to heal the hurt. . The male protagonist expresses his feelings ≠ The previous injuries to the female protagonist do not exist. If you are injured, you should abuse the male, or the male protagonist is better to be hurt twice (his mouth is really mean, although most of it is due to external reasons, but the male protagonist should straighten his mouth a little). Love should not come when the pain of two people is not equal. I hope you will not force consummation. How about Jianxi who loves us 😢😢😢😢😢😢
In fact, people without mouths are really not suitable to be together. One mute is enough, but two more
Hehehehe, it's so sad. Some people can't understand it, some people don't like it, but some people like it. I really like this plot. I love it. It's a light kind of abuse, but it's not like other abuse stories where they either dig out kidneys or do a bunch of outrageous things. Oh, I really like it anyway, hehe Hey, I saw a lot of bad reviews saying they didn't like this. But this is a sadistic article. The introduction says it is the kind of story about chasing your wife in the crematorium. If you want to read sweet articles, go and read sweet articles. Why didn't you read the introduction when you came in to comment on this?
I hope the author can also show the perspective of the male protagonist later, I want to see it I really can't stand the story behind it. The so-called crematorium is to constantly cause trouble for the female protagonist and then arrange for the male protagonist to come and save it, right? To put it bluntly, the male protagonist is just trying to defeat the female protagonist.
It's beautiful, it's beautiful, it's a knife with little details but little poison that adds up to a lot. It's sad but doesn't hurt the body. The pain is refreshing. Two people just love each other and are harsh and vicious. They have exhausted their love. Roaring explanations are really much better than not opening your mouth when you are aggrieved. Harsh words are better than indifferent avoidance. It feels so good to stab each other with knives. You obviously don't want the other person to leave, because the poisonous words also directly turn into a knife that hurts others. Uh-huh-uh, it hurts so much, it feels so good, you, the author It must be ten thousand a day, I love you so much😙😙😙😙As expected, the knife is the most painful thing for a couple to eat😋The young couple broke up and their relationship was over, but the couple divorced and still struggled with each other endlessly (it seems a bit weird to read it, anyway, it just means it looks good ehhhhh)
The female protagonist has always been very strong and resilient, while the male protagonist simply cannot extricate himself from living in his own world. The two of them quarreled for more than a hundred chapters. I originally wanted to watch the crematorium of chasing his wife, but finally got to that plot, but there was no excitement as imagined, only endless fatigue and helplessness (light a cigarette and take a breath)
Lightning protection: The male protagonist has a very stinky mouth and a particularly vicious tongue. The two of them have quite awkward personalities, and there are many misunderstandings. I was sweating all over watching this in the middle of the night, my heart was beating so fast, and it was so hot. I felt like I didn't even need to turn on the air conditioner to watch this in winter. If you don't like reading pornographic stories, don't come here. But the overall story is still very interesting: the author writes about the emotional changes of the female and male protagonists very naturally, and the writing style is very good. The author writes the heroine's inferiority complex very realistically, which is also a key point in the conflict between the two people. Another thing I like is that the author writes about the career of the heroine, but doesn't mention the career of the male protagonist. It's good, and the heroine is also very good. And their children are also very well-behaved. He is not the kind of child who just "helps the male protagonist successfully chase his wife in the crematorium" (of course he has his contribution, but it is different from some novels where the child only "forces" the female protagonist), nor is he the kind of child who "prefers his father". On the contrary, he is very sensible and will consider the female protagonist's perspective. I feel like the rating shouldn't be so low. The author's writing is very good, and my heart often felt like it was being pulled.
I really hope the heroine can get a divorce
I've read half of it, and I can say that it's rare to see someone who dares to abuse the heroine like this. Of course, the writing is relatively smooth and natural, and the character design is basically not broken. It's quite interesting. Then, the first thing I want to complain about: the male protagonist is too tough. Although the sour pull/confrontation is very interesting, this part is really too long. I really feel sorry for the female protagonist. There is no one to support her. They are not equal in status. The male protagonist is always condescending in his mouth and heart, which is really annoying. I hope the male protagonist gets his comeuppance as soon as possible.