I Woke Up and Divorced Him, Now His Cold Wife Soothes Him Every Night

Okay, very good. The female lead is really patient and rational. She didn't vent her anger on the so-called second female lead. The pursuit of his wife is a fierce battle, and the constant refusal to agree is exhilarating. I love watching the complex emotions of her hardened heart and her reluctance to repeat the same mistakes, and how she doesn't crumble at the slightest change.

It's already got me hooked; the crematorium scene is the most interesting. One has no mouth, and the other has no eyes. One is mute, the other is blind. Hahaha.

It's good. The protagonist awakens to the fact that the plot isn't going as planned and no longer wants to love, but the butterfly effect kicks in. The CEO's wife, unaccustomed to this, becomes obsessed with watching the original female lead and loses control, ignoring her.

The author's writing is superb; the characters are vividly portrayed, and the storyline is clear. Initially, Gu and Xie's marriage was arranged by their families, lacking any emotional foundation, leading to mutual misunderstanding and suspicion. It wasn't until Xie filed for divorce that Gu realized his deep love for her and began boldly pursuing her.

The book is good, and the writing is excellent, but could you please give me a bad ending? I really can't stand the things Gu has done. If Xie hadn't run away, she would have been 100% taken down by the time the second female lead appeared. Please give Xie a good ending and let Gu regret it! It's not "be".

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Having read over thirty chapters, I personally think the intimate scenes are really good and enjoyable. However, Mr. Gu has a somewhat aloof and superior air, yet he's also driven by love and humbly pleads for reconciliation. Xiao Xie, on the other hand, is always soft-hearted and unable to be ruthless, which is one of the contrasting points. It's just not my cup of tea. Also, some of Mr.

Trust me, everyone, this book is definitely worth reading. Of course, I have a bad habit: I sometimes disappear halfway through a story. There are tons of comments in the beginning, but by the middle and later, I'm practically invisible. So, I'm going to try and break this habit and read to the end. Oh, and by the way, how will the "chasing-back-him-the-wife" trope unfold?

Actually, I really want to ask if Gu really likes Xie. If she does, then why did she fall in love with Xu in the original story and force herself to love him? If she doesn't like him, then why didn't she let Xie get a divorce and why did she keep pestering him? It was written in chapter 30 that if she had met Xu first, there would have been no Xie.

I feel like it could end badly. If Xie hadn't realized her feelings, Gu wouldn't have understood that she was attracted to him, believing Xie's kindness was just a matter of mutual benefit. She wouldn't have tried to win him back, and the story would likely have followed the original plot. Moreover, judging from the flashback scenes, Gu genuinely didn't care about Xie.