
Have the Baby, Then We'll Divorce!
孩子生下来,婚就离!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
304Chapters
1.6kReads
5.9Score
113Shelves
106Listens
110.9kReads · all time
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The writing is very good and very realistic, but I feel that the heroine can be a little more comfortable, that is, be a little less accepting, and think more divergently, such as not abusing herself. Personally, I feel that if her parents love her, she will not think that the child is everything to her. Moreover, she is pregnant for a year and her parents have no involvement at all. This situation is equivalent to saying that she does not love her.
I hope that as stated in the introduction, they have no emotions. If there must be a love line, I hope that the heroine will be given a partner who can provide love and strength. The heroine in Da Da's novel is very realistic and humble. According to normal society, if you have an accidental relationship, you will be punished and the children will not be left behind, but there are also people like the one written in the big pen. After all, one kind of rice feeds a hundred kinds of people, and there are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people. The writing is delicate 👍
I'm following the latest chapter, and I feel very complicated because I'm starting to get tempted and want the ending to be he, but judging from Li Jie's behavior, I also want it to be. Li Jie's need for 🪷 is not love or family affection, but relaxation deep in his soul. He needs to find some comfort in the tense days, and 🪷 is his comfort, which is the salvation of his soul. Li Jie's love for Su Ye is not love, but physical cooperation, an outlet to vent his desires, and physical liberation. Is the soul or the body more important? Maybe he thinks both are important. No matter what the final outcome, he will not gain 100% trust from his loved ones, so I hope the ending is be, and the big women will be beautiful alone.
I'll go, it's beautiful. It's that kind of light and gentle writing style, without any particularly big conflicts and contradictions, it's just delicate and gentle. I don't know how to describe it, but it looks great!
It's interesting, it's really interesting. Whether it's AI or not, I want to watch the finale. The only thing I don't like is that I don't know what kind of introduction it is. It looks boring, but I didn't expect that the main text is quite interesting. Hey, I'm really convinced. I'm so tired from watching it.
It's a bit like a thing in the palm of your hand, the male protagonist is domineering and forces love. I hope the heroine will become stronger in the future. Huaixu's baby is definitely the key to their relationship. I hope it ends well.
Very good, a very quiet article, not much dialogue, very quiet throughout the whole process, just a little bit abusive, I hope the heroine will be treated well 💕
I have read Chapter 96 so far. This book was given to me and I skipped through it. I wanted to see what kind of person this male protagonist is? What has always supported me is that I want to know what the final ending of this book is? What are the male and female protagonists going to do? Sometimes it's good and sometimes it's bad. The plot of this book has been messed up. Just because of the direction of the plot, I only gave it four stars. I hope the author will work harder!
I had tears streaming down my face watching it, it was very, very beautiful.
The subject matter is quite novel. I have never read this type of article before, so I just can't see where the heroine's hope is in the future.