
Divorce Is No Big Deal
离婚不是事儿
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 220k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 11y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
63Chapters
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9.0Score
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Finished reading it in two days. It's a great story, but as a person who sometimes puts the male supporting character first and sometimes the male protagonist, I said that I preferred Ding at first... I was quite disappointed when I found out that the male protagonist was still Shen Hou... Maybe it's because I can't get rid of the sand in my eyes. The stories I've read are all too pure, which is a bit disappointing. But this is the reality, and Shen is not that unforgivable, but maybe not firm enough. What's more, Shen is not the only one who has problems in marriage. I have always felt that marriage has nothing to do with love... Love is an emotion, but marriage is not. A marriage based solely on love cannot survive. . Marriage requires too much running-in, and the passion is worn away, leaving only the dullness of daily necessities. In such dullness, if there is nothing new, we may really get bored with each other. Not to mention those who relied on blind dates and lived a mediocre life for two years with nothing new and even no communication between the two parties. It is really not surprising that they ended up getting divorced. This is a personality problem between the two people, and it may also be related to their lack of affection. Divorce was an opportunity. Shen looked for emotional sustenance because he had no relationship with the heroine. The heroine divorced him decisively despite being suppressed by her family for a long time and not having a deep relationship with Shen. In the days of divorce, they also gradually understood feelings and what marriage was. In reality, many people are probably like this. They understand how to manage a marriage through quarrels. Of course, there are also those who never understand and eventually break up due to exhaustion. And Shen and the heroine went straight to divorce from the beginning. I like the divorced heroine very much. She is very generous and brave. Of course, maybe she is not emotional enough. Looking back, it turns out that there is still affection between Shen and the heroine. I think the heroine is so concerned about Shen's cheating because she has feelings for her, right? I don't know if I understand it correctly... I can understand Ding's subsequent choices, but I don't like them. How to say it? Maybe it's because I'm a girl, a girl who puts love first~ That's why I didn't like Ding at the end... I cried with laughter. Also, I would like to give a suggestion to the author... This article is great, and it writes very realistic things. If compared to fairy tales, I would still prefer to read this one. Although many people say that reading novels should not be so tiring. But if you stay away from reality for too long, you will always lose your own fantasy, which is not good. The article selection is excellent, and the writing style is also good. However, I feel that the article is not fleshed out enough, the plot is not rich and compact enough, and the interaction between the male and female protagonists towards the end of the article is not enough, giving people a very abrupt feeling of reconciliation... I always feel that something is missing~ In fact, it would be nice if it could be more sweet (*/∇\*) Also, is Little Jane a boy or a girl? Who does he look like more~ The author is bad, digging holes but not filling them (ŐдŐ๑)
The reality is even more helpless than what the author wrote in the article. I have many relatives, such as aunts and uncles, who watched me grow up. As I grew up, I also got to know a lot of people who were a little bit miserable. There is only one uncle who I still respect. Others pretended to be blind when they met me. None of these aunts have divorced. They were very determined before and were persuaded to compromise for the sake of their children.
Come on~~~it looks so cute
I hope bitch Cui will be hit by a car and die as soon as she goes abroad.
Damn it, Yunzi turns out to be with Ding Xiaolian!
"I didn't cheat before the divorce"...! In other words, did you cheat on your body after the divorce?? ... I had to endure the mental infidelity because I saw that the heroine had a bad personality. Damn, I really can't stand it when my body is cheating on me!!!!!!!
It's nice to read. The author's writing style is very good~~~Although I don't really like reading first-person books, the author's writing style is humorous and I enjoyed reading the whole article~~ Although the male protagonist is mentally cheating and abandoning the female protagonist for the so-called true love, it is quite disgusting. However, he is still a salvageable man. At least he still has sense and has not really lost his mind and fallen out with true love. I am a man in his 30s. When true love comes back, he still plays around with me and flirts with me. I haven't really married him yet, and I won't really touch him. It's much better than those scumbag men who cheat on their wives physically during marriage and then cry and beg their wives to take her back. There are many articles of this type on JJ. The one I read before was about the male protagonist who misunderstood the female protagonist, so he chose to have one woman after another during the two years of marriage to disgust the female protagonist. The female protagonist spent every day entangled with his mistresses, and finally made one of the women pregnant. The female protagonist decisively divorced, and the male protagonist begged and threatened to kidnap, and continued to pester the female protagonist on the pretext of fighting for the custody of the child. The heroine probably wants to be with another male partner who treats her well. The male partner's mother was so frightened that the heroine said she would not have any more children after marriage, that she almost knelt down and begged for a breakup. In the end, the shameless male protagonist used a bitter trick to force the female protagonist to give up. I felt so aggrieved after reading that article. Do divorced women have to accept their scumbag ex-husband who turned around??? Apart from anything else, just sleeping with so many women is already very dirty. Just like the heroine's best friend's husband in this article, this kind of man is absolutely unacceptable. The reality is already very helpless, but reading a novel is still so bad. I really can't figure out how it is possible to get back together in that situation? Therefore, I think the heroine in this article chose to turn around and turn around, which is the right choice. As some friends said, the male protagonist's life is too smooth sailing, and it would be good to teach him a lesson. Moreover, he is also a man with a rigid personality. After this, I think he will be good to the female protagonist for the rest of his life~~ This kind of man, tsk tsk, really does not exist in reality. What I see and hear are all scumbags like the heroine's best friend's scumbag ex-husband. There is no scumbag, only more scumbags. . . Speechless reality.
I really look down on Yunzi's ex-boyfriend
I'm in a good mood. Let's add more extras.
The finale is coming so soon. Looking forward to the new work, okay?