
After I Became the CEO's Cannon Fodder Ex-Wife, I Started a Street Stall
穿成总裁的炮灰前妻后我摆摊去了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 202k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
65Chapters
532Favorites
6.0Score
112Nutrient gifts
8.8kClicks per chapter
84Comments
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I don't understand that the hostess pays the rent as expected, but she has to pay for the food at her own expense while providing two meals a day to the landlord? Where can I find good tenants? I want it too
I hope this is not the male protagonist, otherwise it will be disgusting to death
Haha, I also want the female supervisor to provide three meals a day for the family. These neighbors are really annoying. The female lead should be kind to herself and stop cooking every day.
The heroine is so miserable. The stalls are all closed and she has to help her neighbors cook fried rice one by one.
I think these faces are really big
Why is this article on the list? This was updated many years ago, and now it is just a revision.
I can't stand it now that the heroine still has to be affectionate for a scumbag guy, and she's got the divorce money, why does she have to be so pretentious and disgusting, vomit
"The size of a slap." This is a big bug for the author~
We are married and our children are in elementary school. You still ask your parents to save money to buy a house. You can't pay any of it yourself. It's really not a good thing.
The scene about buying fried rice is too cool. I bought chapter after chapter, and it's still the second generation of rich people queuing up to buy fried rice.