Transmigrating to Life After Divorce

Moreover, as far as the male protagonist bullied the female protagonist when he was in school, the female protagonist wanted to play with him at first, but was gradually moved later. This psychological change can actually be written about, right? Otherwise, I personally feel that this setting is dispensable, because in the timeline after the divorce, this aspect was not involved in their relationship. If it was involved, I only think that the female protagonist changed because of the male protagonist's meticulous care after marriage. It also seems that the things that happened when she was studying were trivial, and the so-called psychological difficulties were forgotten in less than half a year.

It was so uncomfortable in the end, and a lot of things were not explained clearly. I arrived at HE depressed, I rarely see this kind of thing

The ten or so chapters at the end are basically from the perspective of the heroine, telling how she understands that she loves the hero. The emotional description is very detailed and empathic. But actually objectively speaking, when viewed together with the plot, I think she only remembered the kindness of the hero to her because she was desperate. In addition, because of the character design, she is four years older and has too little experience to deal with these messes. She will only shut herself off and vent her emotions to her best friend and the male protagonist. Later, the male protagonist left without saying goodbye because she said the wrong thing and did not really feel that she had done something wrong and wanted to apologize or anything. She is really a female protagonist that people cannot like. Secondly, there are quite a lot of foreshadowings in the article, ranging from why the heroine proposed to divorce the hero to why she refused to help the celebrity sister. Especially the former is used throughout the article, but it does not say why until the ending. Maybe some people may say, why bring up these past things? Wouldn't it be great if the heroine became sensible and finally got together with the hero? But doesn't this article revolve around divorce? The ending was skipped directly, and I didn't even get along with the male protagonist until the last chapter. It was explained in a few words, which made me feel that it had an anticlimactic ending and a real bad ending.

Although the heroine is quite pretentious, I feel that the writing is quite good, very innovative, and looks very cool, but it is not a sweet story. I feel that Tang Mo's fiancée is quite pitiful.

After reading too many novels, I finally understood the sentence: Everyone is the protagonist.

Fortunately, I am still wondering how the two of them got divorced at that time. Can you explain it to me?

What a crappy ending. The heroine is really a bitch from beginning to end. This story tells us that green tea and white lotus flowers will make you luckier, because men really do this.

The heroine is miserable because of her own fault. The original intention of her relationship was just for fun. In other people's perfectly vicious female supporting characters,

If I cry like a tearful person, people might think I'm a psycho. But I want to keep reading. Fortunately, there are only about thirty chapters, and fortunately it is finished. But as I look at it, I am worried, what should I do if the ending is bad? Really, it was so cruel. Although the ending was peace, it was so uncomfortable. It took a long time to get back together. Although I felt sorry for the male protagonist at first, but later I still felt that the male protagonist really loved her, so let them be together. No matter it's worth it or not, no matter life is still so noisy and so contemptible, as long as we stay together and don't separate, that's fine!

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