General Lu's Ex-Wife Is Living It Up

The writing is very good, but I don't hope that the male and female protagonists will remarry. Even if they remarry in the end, I hope that the female protagonist will not leave Suzhou. At present, I can see the relationship between the male and female protagonists, but I have no hope for their married life. The male protagonist's mother is there, and other than his mother, his other family members are also similar. It is impossible for the male protagonist to abandon his family completely because of the female protagonist. Likewise, I feel that the male protagonist's love is very difficult to control. He is also a real opponent of the female protagonist. When he comes, a lot of things around the female protagonist come to the fore, and the female protagonist is a person who likes a peaceful life and has her own sense of order. I almost have this character, and I really wanted to say goodbye when I watched it.

Although there are only nine short chapters, each chapter is very substantial. I guess the final ending will be a reunion, but it actually breaks away from the cliché and creates new ideas, which makes me have some expectations for the subsequent development.

Is this reality? The author also answered questions for those who had questions about the plot, which is pretty good. From the perspective of the male protagonist, after he became rich, he gave the female protagonist enough material things and felt that he had done a good job. However, the female protagonist was very miserable and had no money, so she could only share the hardships but not the joys. The mother-in-law often makes the heroine spend money, makes things difficult for her, belittles her, and despises her as a foreigner. Oh my God, in the novels I have read, she is one of the most stupid, bad, and incompetent, and so is my aunt. After the male protagonist became successful in his career, he was suspected of preparing to "compensate" the female protagonist. In fact, after the divorce, he fell in love and found that he had no feelings before confirming his "feeling" for the female protagonist and packaging himself to be beautiful. Question: The male protagonist liked the female protagonist physically, but he could show some care in the past. After the female protagonist got married, she realized that the male protagonist was a "hollow person"? The theory of guilt for the victims of evil is around the corner, and so is the heroine's cousin. The heroine was made difficult by the hero's mother, she left the house in embarrassment, she helped her aunt and cousin, and she was humiliated and repaid with kindness. The aunt's jealousy towards the heroine is disgusting. I think she is using the heroine as a trap and wishes she could marry the hero. You can check out the chapter corresponding to the date of the comment. The aunt's behavior is beyond imagination. Maybe I am too unqualified. When my aunt posted those things on the Internet, I immediately got angry and drove them away. When I heard my aunt open her mouth at the dinner table, I threw my chopsticks. I'm not used to the fact that this kind of character often speaks for a whole page, and the narration of the video where the heroine was recorded was very strange from the very beginning. Reading this article is really "enjoyable", and you should be curious about the ending. The female protagonist is a "bad wife" who was abandoned after she successfully started a business with the male protagonist. After the male protagonist succeeds in starting a business, he has more time, is able to chase women, can accompany him to meals and give gifts. How about comparing the treatment of the female protagonist? I am the first male protagonist, dare I ask if the male protagonist has ever gone out with the female protagonist after he became rich? Do you have some time for the heroine? I can't even listen to the heroine talking. Reality has already set in. You still need to wash it off. What the hell is rejecting ambiguity? Reality has long since turned to sleep. I don't think the male protagonist will really "fall in love" with the female protagonist, I hope the author will make it clear. Could the heroine please stop getting involved with the monsters (parents, aunts) in the family? In imagination, reality + open ending = the heroine will not get any apology from the hero's mother + the aunt will always be hostile to the heroine + the mother will only blame the heroine. I really can't understand it when I see October 2nd. I think the two of them have reconciled. I wonder what kind of heroine the author wants to create? The situation between the two of them is that the female protagonist keeps showing off her "amazing" knowledge and skills, while the male protagonist is amazed, then regrets it and asks to get back together. She just thinks this guy is really mean. There is no normal person in the heroine's family. She lives a useless life wherever she goes. She also gives me a false sense of aloofness. Although I am very capable, I don't bother to solve the problems of family shortcomings. Being a hermit in the city, I just want to live my own little life. The more I write, the more I feel that none of the characters are attractive hahahahaha

Is there any author writing a gender-changing version? Why should the male protagonist be given money and power? Can the female channel write more stories that give the female protagonist money and power? 🍉 Most of the male channels are fighting monsters and upgrading, gaining fame, fortune and beauty, so the female channels should be more professional [I understand]

The emotions are delicate and the plot is closely linked step by step.

I feel that the author has a wide range of knowledge and keeps up with the latest technology hot spots. Some of the keywords are quite esoteric and need to be looked up before reading. I learned a lot. The writing is good, but the character is very contradictory. The female protagonist is very versatile and awesome in everything. However, when faced with her original family and the male family, she has no opinion and is submissive, which makes the vampires push for more. I felt aggrieved for her.

I took a look at the VIP version, and it turns out that it looks really good with the extra stuff.,,,,,,

Although there are only a few chapters, I really cried while reading it! Dad, did you know that you are good at writing urban romance? Nice! In fact, I really like to read this kind of old stories about parents. How to say it? I really don't like Shuangwen very much. I prefer to watch this kind of urban romance that entangles and entangles.

The work is as good as ever

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