Xu Damao: I'll Divorce Lou Xia'e After I Deal with Her

The actual security department deserves praise. It's a pity that 110,000 words were wasted; I didn't see what was wrong with Xu Damao, I only saw endless water.

Finally, I've found a book that doesn't fawn over Lou Zi. Other books where the protagonist transmigrates into a silly character and still fawns over Lou Zi only get two stars. Judging from the first few episodes, Lou Zi is clearly unsuitable as a wife; his low social status only invites trouble.

It's quite good. The main character is Xu Damao, who doesn't serve the treacherous Lou Xiao'e. He takes revenge for every wrong done to him. The low rating might be because many people think Xu Damao is too cruel to Lou Xiao'e. If you were Xu Damao, you would do the same.

It's a really good book. Highly recommended. It's just a bit short on text.

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The book's framework and ending are what I wanted to read. I skimmed through it, finishing it in four hours. The most satisfying part was the transmigration into Xu Damao's body; the writing style and such don't matter. Just enjoy the reading experience. I'm not here to learn anything culturally.

He acted decisively and without hesitation, unlike others like Yi Zhonghai who withheld Sha Zhu's living expenses and were simply dealt with with a letter of apology. This time, he went straight to jail. This alone deserves a five-star rating.

The author's writing is relatively realistic, emphasizing the pursuit of power and viewing women merely as objects.

It seems to be an improvement over the previous two books. At the beginning, it got to the point where they killed Lou Jiaquan.

Update soon! It's already gone before I even finished reading this little bit.