
[Crossover] The Ex-Wife Pursuit Guide
[综]追妻攻略
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 176k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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39Chapters
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8.0Score
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187Comments
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Author, congratulations, you turned my fan of Yukimura into a negative one. I think I will be disgusted when I see him in the future.
I feel very disappointed when I see this. I can already think of falling in love with Yukimura in the end, killing ghosts and the like. Ryoko is such a good girl [described by you, the author], she can't help herself. Not only does her cousin sympathize with Yukimura and refuses to help her, but the family elders care more about interests and appreciate this very, very, very good Yukimura in front of her. She keeps resisting the fate of being together again, but she still fails. She still can't help falling in love with the blue-haired man in front of her. The mistakes made stay forever, and even if they are compensated later, they cannot offset the pain in their hearts. It is clear that Amaterasu helped Ryoko, but in the end he still could not resist this weird fate. Is Ryoko's determination really that weak? No, it's just a law. I feel that [the Yukimura written by the author] is not worthy of such a lovely, strong and courageous Ryoko. If you really care about her and feel sorry for her, you should let her go. I don't believe Yukimura is so stupid that he doesn't understand this. He is just described as extremely possessive and unbearable. If Ryoko becomes stronger, there is no need to resist, right? If you don't like it, don't like it. You don't need to be influenced by your cousin, family elders, or even controlled by laws to fall in love with this person again. The author, Yukimura, really has no love for this setting. I'm very sorry if it hurts the author, but I think Ryoko deserves better. I, a fan of Liangzi, would like to offer a bouquet of flowers to the soul of Liangzi you wrote.
Did the author forget this article...
Dad, when will you come back
Will not forget. . .
Why is there a rhythm that is about to end! !
Send flowers (づ ̄3 ̄)づ╭
Like, like, like, are there any more tonight?
I wonder if the memory of the past life will be restored as soon as I eat the liangzi?
How can the shy-faced bird (*/ω\*) be stuck here?