Unqualified for Love[entertainment]

I still think the last line about the male protagonist knowing that the female protagonist is not the original one is weird and superfluous. At the beginning, the male protagonist also feels that his wife has not changed, but is just a little different. He also said that he still has feelings for her before getting divorced. Doesn't this directly tell the readers that the male protagonist believes that his wife is always the same person, so how to explain the two-person theory? In the first world, except for his performance in the last chapter, he shows that from the perspective of the male protagonist, his wife has not changed her soul from beginning to end. In the last chapter, I suddenly said "I know you are not her", which is really weird! It's like chewing a delicious dish, but the taste suddenly changes as you chew it, and you can't swallow it or spit it out. Doesn't this last sentence make it clear that the male protagonist does not care about the whereabouts of his wife (original owner) or her life or death? At the beginning of the book, it is said that the heroine travels across the world and changes the ending of the original protagonist. It is said that she has two souls. But after reading Chapter 21, I felt that the original protagonist was actually an empty shell without a soul when the heroine came. When the heroine came in, the "wife" came to life and became a person of flesh and blood. As a result, Chapter 22 "You are not her" interrupted my thoughts again. I don't understand. Because in all novels of the type "female protagonist, original protagonist, male protagonist", there must be an unavoidable question: Can the male protagonist distinguish between the female protagonist and the original protagonist? Speaking of two people, did he ever love the original owner? The heroine lives in place of the original owner. Is it a stolen identity? Will she accept it with peace of mind (the original owner is not wrong)? The male protagonist knows that there are two people. Have you ever asked about the original protagonist (no big mistake)? After all, when he married the original, the heroine hadn't come yet. But I've never been in that situation with this book? The theory of two persons was mentioned at the beginning, and in the middle it was explained that the male protagonist did not feel that they were two people. In the end, the male protagonist knew about the theory of two persons again? It's weird, really weird. I really like the first 21 chapters.

I love you so much, Lian Qi is so heart-wrenching...

Hahahahaha stay together for a while

This killer can't be that Wen, right?

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