I Don't Want Someone Who Settles

The heroine's mood is always stable, she may be sad or uneasy, but she never has an emotional breakdown. I haven't even had a proper quarrel with the male protagonist. It feels like it's the first time I've seen such a decent divorce here. The firm support of parents and the confidence of the heroine. I cried several times while watching it. I felt wronged and sorry for the heroine. Fortunately, she finally made the right decision. Beautiful people deserve a beautiful life.

It's good to leave, you can't go back to this kind of marriage, because the scar will always be there. If you really want to live a good life, you won't have too much involvement with your ex-girlfriend. In this regard, I feel that neither this man nor his ex-girlfriend is innocent, especially this woman. I don't believe she didn't know that someone else's wife would mind calling someone on a rainy night, but she still called anyway. Is there no other person she knows in this place who can drive? The words of comfort she called later were also high-level tea.

There is no plot of ruthless abuse of the heroine, and there is no impulsive divorce. The real heartbreak is the despair of being disappointed day after day. But in real life, "Dr. Shen" rarely appears in time.

A treasure discovered by accident. The writing is very delicate, and the tangle, grievance and pain deep in the heroine's heart are vividly written. I love this sour taste. The heroine is sober and decisive, and files for divorce, which is great. Her future must be bright because she deserves it.

From the heroine's forbearance in marriage in the early stage to her rational escape later, it also encourages women who encounter marital conflicts in reality to have the courage to live out themselves and learn to love themselves, so that someone will love you.

It's very real and makes me cry, but it's a bit annoying to repeat those things over and over again. Also, the heroine is always tired all of a sudden. It feels like she's getting tired with every chapter 😂 Later, I got tired too... The heroine's character makes her too tired and frustrated I really like this sentence: You can love anyone in this life, but you can't love yourself out. This sentence is really suitable for the heroine. What the male protagonist says the most is, "What do you mean, what do you want from me?" The female protagonist always replies to him, "It doesn't mean anything, I just..." Does the male protagonist really not understand? Isn't he just pretending? He is too self-righteous, relying on the heroine's favor to act unscrupulously The second female lead, top-notch Biluochun, is very difficult to deal with in real life, but she didn't end up with the male protagonist??? It's a bit big. Daoqing just enjoys the feeling of grabbing other people's things and being treated specially! I broke up a family and left with a pat on my back. Good tea! The second male character respects the heroine and is measured. When you are with this kind of person, you will relax, not feel tired, and will not lose yourself. It is so rare to meet someone who is willing to stop and wait for you to walk away slowly. The heroine's family is also very good. Because of the support of such a good family, the heroine has the courage to end things and start over. Overall, this book was a bit depressing while reading it. Girls, if possible (with supportive family/friends We must know how to break up in time, okay? Whether it's items or feelings

After reading it, give the author a rating. The male protagonist enjoys the love of the female protagonist unscrupulously, forgetting that no matter how hot his heart is, there will be a day when it cools down. After the divorce, watching her embrace new happiness, and then looking back at the regretful male protagonist, I can't help but sigh: Fate is about timing, but also about cherishing. If you push away the person who loves you the most, you are destined to accept the fact that she will never have you again in her future life. I hope everyone can understand that sincerity is precious, don't waste it carelessly; love is rare, don't let it down easily.

I think this book is pretty good. Fortunately, the author didn't mention in the introduction whether the second male lead is on top or the wife is chasing the crematorium. It's better than 99% of Tomato's two types of novels. The heroine is also very conscious and doesn't give in just because she wants peace again and again. In fact, the heroine's behavior from heartbreak to divorce is normal, but most of Tomato's articles are not like this. She either forgives her ex-husband or accepts the second male lead. Sometimes it's really annoying.

This Ms. Su is quite cool and knows everything. Why didn't she keep her distance earlier?

The female protagonist is really, really calm. After being hurt by the male protagonist several times, she immediately peels off the cocoon and breaks away from her. The male protagonist finally dies alone, and the ending is indeed sad. The second female lead doesn't understand the male lead's thoughts very well. She has no feelings. Then she shouldn't go to the male lead immediately when something happens like a rainy night or something.