
The Divorcée Marries Again
弃妇再嫁
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I have read every novel by this author. The writing is very good and the plot is good. The biggest problem is not the novel, but the author himself. There is no reason to delay or interrupt the novel. Almost all novels are like this. When I get stuck and want to solve the problem, I will revise a word and a half, and then I can continue for a few months. If I really can't finish it, I will clearly tell the reader that it is either unfinished or I have to solve the problem. Is it interesting to drag on like this? It will ruin the goodwill of the work and my own character.
I read this book as a sophomore. Now five years after graduation, will I still be able to see the ending in my lifetime?
It's been updated! I just wash my underwear with a cold face, kuku buy a new chapter
Updated article every year, don't you understand v?
It's still updated, I'm shocked
So when is the next update? 2025?
I was careless and only discovered the huge pit at the end!
After reading it, I speculate that the author may have gotten married and had children. I hope the author can have a happy real life. Of course, it would be best to come back and finish it. I also want to see how many of the children grow up to be successful.
Have pity on the poor kid, I've been waiting for several years... I brush it every year, over and over again
It felt like it was not finished. The line with my cousin was only written for a paragraph and was never mentioned later. It felt like it ended abruptly.