I Turned Into My Ex-Husband's Dog

It's the second time I've read it, and I'm still crying T_T. The beginning was ridiculous, and the end was filled with sugar. I cried so hard that my pillow was wet in the middle of the night. I wanted to beat up the dog, he's not worthy of such a gentle and considerate daughter-in-law like me, Xiaoyu! Was it the dog that was being tortured in Chasing the Wife at the Crematorium? It was me who was being tortured. T_T The emotional scene was so well written that it made me burst into tears.

I finally saw someone who was mistaken for someone. I always thought it was too ridiculous to promise someone a life-saving favor. You only want to give yourself to the person who happens to save you because you like it. Would an upright and honest policeman still make people want to promise him hahaha

I feel that there is a lack of where Chen's thoughts towards Ruan come from. Although it is said that Chen was very protective of Ruan during the seven-year marriage, there is no specific explanation of how to protect Ruan. Moreover, Ruan is also a rich young man, and he promised this life-saving grace. Shouldn't this kind of thing only happen in ancient times? Why would you skip dating and get married directly? It's too naive to yearn for marriage when you don't know each other. People with such status as Ruan's parents shouldn't agree to such a hasty marriage. The writing is very impressive. This is just my opinion, not a writing guide?

It feels like a collection of bloody thunder terriers... The kind where there is no need to look for logic...

I read the comments earlier and said that it was scary and I was thinking about some weird plot at the end, but it turned out to be okay. This article feels like an ordinary crematorium story. According to the standards of most crematoriums, Gong is not that bad. His motives are not malicious, he has sufficient material resources after marriage and no abuse or humiliation. The character design of being the only son of a wealthy family is too humble and pitiful, and even a bit inexplicable. The motivation for suffering from depression is insufficiently described, and the subject is a dog. The shadow of being beaten to death was not said to be gone, and in the end, Gong didn't tell Shou that he turned into a dog. At first, Shou's elders felt sorry for Shou and hoped that he would grow up happily, but later on, Shou wanted to get divorced and then changed to a setting that prevented him from leaving because of the money. There were also some fragmentary supporting character stories that felt like they didn't exist without the ending, and there was a feeling of unfinished work. Overall, it is not a very good article, but it is not a bad one either. I feel that the author has not let go.

I reread it, I miss it so much. This is the fifth article I read in Jinjiang, and the first one I ordered. When I read it, I cried in the middle of the night. I still like it now. It's great. Xiao Qiliu has become a mature author, and I have grown up.

Ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo I personally tend to view this as a story about the death/reincarnation/healing of a depressed patient. (PS It would be great if a dog turned into a human)

Goushi. And, I wish Ruan Yu happiness in her next life and not to encounter such bad things, nor to meet such parents and lovers.

After reading it, my heart stopped until the end, and my eyes were filled with the helplessness of life.

It's a mixture of sweetness and sadism, it's beautiful. The author has a similar theme and style of painting. Could you please do more QAQ