The Mogul Got His Memories Back and Wants a Divorce? He’s Actually Head over Heels

I'm reviewing it after I've seen it halfway through. All I can say is: Don't be scared away by the author's copywriting! The heroine is very good! I thought she was so brainless. The heroine has a good personality, is smart and has her own ideas. She is beautiful and has a good figure. She also knows how to advance and retreat. She has a great character! The male protagonist is always a male, but because the female protagonist is not pretentious, he will not go to the crematorium to pursue his wife. The previous ambiguity and love between the two was very interesting. Chai Chai Chai

Personally, I feel that the writing is very good, but there is one thing that I don't like very much. The male protagonist has a friend named Rong who may like the female protagonist. I don't like this very much. Personally, I don't mind if someone close to me crosses the line and gets involved in the protagonist's relationship. I don't hate Shura Field, but I hate this kind of thing. I am bothered by this kind of plot and feel uncomfortable. This is entirely a matter of my personal acceptance. It has nothing to do with the author's writing style or the plot itself, and does not affect the excellence of the overall story. Friends who mind this kind of setting should proceed with caution. Readers who are not averse to this kind of plot should feel free to enter. Overall, it is still a highly recommended book. I will retire here and see you all.

What can I say? This book contains a group of "best" men with all kinds of bad qualities. It's an eye-opener.

It's great to watch, but I feel like there are a lot of girls targeting the heroine. I'm kind of looking forward to Ji's pair falling out hahahaha

After saving for a long time, I finally finished reading it in one go. Like it very much 👍 First of all, the heroine is not the brainless beauty written in the introduction at the beginning (it seems to have been deleted now). She actually knows what she wants, and the heroine's personality charm is quite good. The small interactions between the male protagonist and the male protagonist are very vivid and poked me. For example, the male protagonist is lying on the female protagonist's lap with his face pressed against her belly. It's very graphic, okay? And the male protagonist is also the kind of aristocratic young man, right? When he regained his memory at the beginning, he said that he would not fall in love. Later, when we got along with him, he naturally wanted to be strict with his wife. I wish I had a female supervisor. I like this very much about him. The interactions are also well written. The final ending is also a kind of faint happiness. Morning and evening also have their own families, and their granddaughter also has a destination. The two of them have been together for a lifetime.

It's very good-looking, not sad at all. The relationship between the heroine and the hero develops naturally. However, the heroine is so good. The hero is just jealous of his first love and his stupid self. I don't know if the brother Rong has many scenes. It's amazing. I usually don't like too many sub-CPs, but the sub-CPs here are so interesting. I love the setting, but I only mentioned it, and I want to read it even more.

The introduction is quite fitting. The male protagonist, the heir to the richest family, was struck by a car accident and his intelligence returned to his childhood. The female protagonist, a common girl, broke up with her ex-boyfriend because of his bankruptcy and married the male protagonist for money. The two lived happily for two years. On the day the heroine gives birth, the hero regains his memory, but forgets the seven years since he became stupid. The male protagonist is cold and cold-hearted, and he agrees with the female protagonist not to talk about love but only about cooperation in their future marriage. But the promise can't control the heart, the male protagonist gradually falls in love with the female protagonist, does a lot of things for the female protagonist, and finally HE. The pull of the whole story is... The male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist, but only does things and doesn't say anything to impress the female protagonist silently. The female protagonist abides by the contract and only regards the male protagonist's efforts as a good person and kindness rather than love. I was confused, would the male protagonist die if he said "I like you"? The heroine has also been in love. Can't she feel the difference between responsibility and love? The ink marks make people anxious! The male protagonist is jealous and often gets jealous of the fool himself. Both male and female protagonists have a sense of proportion and will not behave beyond the boundaries with the opposite sex to cause misunderstanding. There are many couples in the whole text, most of which are marriages between rich men and women. The heroine's ex-boyfriend is really like a fairy. He doted on his girlfriend when they were together, and even bought a large flat for his girlfriend's house. He understood that his girlfriend broke up with him when he was bankrupt. When he came back with money, he didn't bother her marriage. It's a pity that he didn't wait until she got divorced, and he ended up alone until his death. The heroine chose bread and gave up love, but still gave him 10 million from the betrothal gift to help him get through the most difficult time. What I can't understand is: the heroine is indifferent to the people who covet her husband based on the principle of contractual marriage. One of them went to her house and wore her pajamas to seduce her husband but failed. After she found out, he was still able to go shopping with her. The author said that the woman thought they were in a contract marriage and seduced her husband on a voluntary basis without forcing him, so the heroine could continue to be friendly with her... Oh my, is it like turning a blind eye? The author's three views... I really wanted to give four stars for this point, but I resisted because the space occupied was too small...

I've watched almost half of it, and it's quite interesting so far. The main character is always jealous, which is how he felt when he lost his memory. I shed tears when I watched it, and it was sad, but it was also kind of funny, hhh, but I really want to see a side story about amnesia and getting along with each other. I don't know if there is one.

The story is very attractive and relatively novel. I couldn't stand it after about a third of it. There are many supporting characters and various marriages. Some of the scenes described in the middle are intermittent and a bit difficult to connect. I can't see the rest of the heroine's character clearly. It's a sweet story and relatively bland.

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