
My Ex-Wife Hasn't Asked to Get Back Together Today Either
今天前妻也没找我复婚
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 245k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
78Chapters
30.8kFavorites
8.4Score
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133.5kClicks per chapter
16kComments
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I really feel that this is one of the few male protagonists that I think is really worthy of being fished out of the crematorium. The capitalization is very good. Come on.
This book is very bad as long as it is about Xie. He appears and behaves inexplicably and leaves inexplicably. I thought he was the boss before, but I didn't expect it to be a plot tool. Without this character, this book can be improved to a higher level. This character directly makes the male and female protagonists OOC. Deleting this character will have no impact on the main plot. I don't understand the need for its existence. . .
It was really disappointing later on...
This article is really average after reading it. The author seems to be writing about the separate inner monologues and lives of the male and female protagonists, and then adds some messy plots to force them together. The author may have run out of inspiration, so he just needs to finish it. According to reality, the female protagonists have been cold-violated to the point of having psychological problems, but she so easily forgives the male protagonist. She only made up her own imagination and the male protagonist's self-movation. Many of the pits dug by the author have not been filled, so just read it as a novice novel. One point indicates civility.
After reading it, I feel that it is not that the author cannot write the crematorium well, but that it is a false proposition to let the male protagonist go through the crematorium and bring back the beauty without harming the interests of the female protagonist. But I still like the theme of the crematorium.
It's not that the full-text subscription doesn't allow me to rate, but the article is locked. How do I rate it?
I guessed wrong, as expected, the old man has experience.
So why is Xie Yun at the heroine's grandfather's house? I don't understand a bit ⊙▽⊙?
Hope you have a good rest
There is no way to give birth to a baby or raise a baby in this book.