My Wife Always Wants a Divorce

I haven't updated for so long, so I probably won't be able to write anymore, so why join V? It's a waste of readers' emotions.

The heroine is very clear-headed, and the redemption story can really be replaced if the timing is right. I have seen the original heroine/cannon fodder heroine save people before the original heroine, and successfully gained the favor of the hero or villain. At that time, I felt a sense of contempt in my heart. The so-called redemption is nothing more than that~

The heroine is like a fairy in early fairy tales. Seeing that your family is still in a difficult situation, she comes down to work for you in the name of your wife for a few years to help your family's situation improve. When the time is up, she turns around and returns to heaven. There aren't that many bullshit plots about chasing a wife, lingering love, etc.

It's quite good. It's the second book I read tonight that goes against the grain. I like it very much. I'm really tired of watching redemptions at specific locations and timings. The reason why people love the moon is not only because it can illuminate our dark nights, but also because the moon represents people's various emotions. Thousands of miles apart, we share the beauty of the moon. We look up at the bright moon. There are many shining things, but only the moon is irreplaceable. There are many attackers, but the female protagonist is the only one who can really make the male protagonist interested. I don't know what I'm talking about above, just think it's a case of split personality if I don't sleep in the middle of the night. When I first read the novel, I felt that the female protagonist relied on the system and appeared at every critical moment of the male protagonist to provide warmth, which was very sweet. But after looking at it for a long time, it is true that if there is no system, the ending of their encounter will be different. The heroine does not dare to judge whether there will be trouble if she saves the hero. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh I really wanted to say something, I typed it out and then deleted it Anyway, I hope this is the case for Bunmo Tamado.

It's rare for a heroine to stop hugging a big boss who will become rich in the future. To be honest, since the protagonists have traveled through time in the novel and changed their own destiny, aren't you afraid that those big bosses will change due to the butterfly effect? And how can a boss lead you so easily? It's good that the heroine can maintain her original intention and live a stable life for the time being.

Anyway, the heroine will eat soft food rather than hard food. The female protagonist doesn't have enough affection for the male protagonist, maybe because she has foreseen the future, and is a little resentful. She should be just a white moonlight. She is not the original protagonist, and she is not the one who deserves to enjoy the happiness. The condition for being able to be he is that the male protagonist firmly chooses her, it can only be her

I really think it's a bit outrageous. It would be understandable if it hadn't happened in a week, but it's been a few weeks. It's not interesting to be stuck, right? ?

Opportunities are often difficult to separate from individuals. This opportunity and this person seem to be the only one who appears.

It just so happened that I was taking the college entrance examination recently, and the plot of opening a girls' school came to my mind, Teacher Zhang Guimei.

Wow, the male protagonist is so awesome and this development is so novel.