
I Want to Divorce the Big Shot Every Day [Book Transmigration]
每天都想和大佬离婚[穿书]
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 240k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
58Chapters
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Ha! Just guessed it would be like this! But the male protagonist clearly knew that the female protagonist cared about the male partner two years later, but he still did not explain the matter of rescuing the female partner. She had to ask the male protagonist's friend to help clarify, and then the female protagonist figured out that the most important person the male protagonist said turned out to be herself! The heroine is also too easily tempted and forgiven
So just forget about the fact that the female supporting character met Tian Tian in private without the heroine's wife accompanying the male protagonist? The male protagonist and female partner without hedging are very similar to the situation where the female partner surnamed Chen goes to meet the male protagonist surnamed Xiu and his children after marriage when the original partner surnamed Jia is not at home.
Emmmmmm??? Since there is this video, why didn't I show it to her two years ago...
Is it really the same author before and after?
Still haven't solved the father-in-law's matter. I really can't read this post. The male protagonist has low emotional intelligence and the female protagonist is pretentious. Then in the ending, there are two people. The father-in-law must forcibly forgive the male protagonist for the sake of his daughter. If I were the father-in-law. It's really worse than eating a fly
There's nothing to say about the fire scene. I still don't like the male protagonist. I feel like he doesn't take what he did to his father-in-law seriously. He's just a love brain.
. . . . I was dumbfounded by this bloody plot.
It's fine at the front, but it gets more and more ridiculous as you get to the back. I really can't see it. Has the author written all the ridiculous routines that he can write? Do you want another car accident and amnesia?
To be honest, I thought it was okay after reading the previous chapter, but I was really annoyed when I saw this chapter. Can you come up with something that is in line with the core values of socialism?
The whole article is bland and warm. There were tears at the end