After a month of book shortage, I finally found a treasure! 😭 Title of the book: "Rebirth in the 70s: The scumbag ex-husband kicked him out to become an educated youth" Let's talk about the key points first: the heroine is awake throughout the whole process, not a virgin, never remarries, and never forgives. If you like deep sadomasochism, this is not the book for you. But if you are fed up with love-minded heroines like me, this book is definitely a treasure! The exciting points are dense: · The first chapter is rebirth and awakening · Chapter 5 tears up the marriage contract and sets the wedding table · Chapter 10 sends the scumbag man and the evil woman to Beidahuang · Chapter 15 sets up a stall to explode + the male protagonist comes out to save the beauty · In the middle, he tortures the scumbag, makes money, and slaps the best in the face. The male protagonist is so awesome: Soldier brother Lu Tingxiao, the ceiling of security. He identified with the heroine from the day she tore up the marriage certificate, and guarded her silently, never urging, forcing or controlling her. When confessing, he said: "I will wait for you from the day you tear up the marriage certificate." Ahhhhh! 🥹 The most satisfying thing is the ending of the scumbag: unable to eat in Beidahuang, being ostracized, his mother dying of illness and no one caring for him, being caught sneaking away, going to jail, wandering... In the end, he is "not alive, but not dead". This sentence really makes me slap my thighs! Completed! Chapter 85 has 220,000 words, so you don't need to catch up on updates, just read it and enjoy it! You can read Tomato Novels by searching the book title. Sisters of Shuhuang rush! ---
Bai Xiaxia once traveled through the 70s, but her engagement was broken off. The neighbors were all waiting to see her laugh, but they didn't expect that she would marry a more powerful person in a blink of an eye! She thought that going north to study was because she was forced to weigh the pros and cons, but she didn't know that it was someone who took every step and worked hard. What I didn't expect was that after marriage, I would be pampered by my diplomat husband.