My Ex-Husband Was Reborn After Our Divorce

I don't really like to force the author to avoid lightning, but when there is a male lead like this, I still have to say whether it is the second male lead. To be honest, most people who watched Wife Chasing Crematorium actually didn't want to really change the male protagonist. . . I just want to see the part where the male protagonist regrets chasing after his wife, I want to see his crazy literature, I want to see him begging the female protagonist to come back, detailing his crimes and apologizing, I want to see the male protagonist being driven crazy by his own possessiveness and desire for the female protagonist, because the creepy feeling that crazy criticism of the male protagonist sometimes brings is really good (this is not recommended in reality, so just read it in novels, everyone should wake up and distinguish between novels and reality). Generally speaking, stories about the heroine and the second male protagonist are really ordinary, no matter how romantic they are... Because they don't have the warmth of ordinary people like other novels, nor do they have any particularly exciting scenes, and the characters are wholesale and not three-dimensional at all. When I watch the second male lead, I usually skip the second male lead part... And this kind of writing does not include the appearance of a third person, nor does it say whether the heroine is with the male lead later. Suddenly, a royal member appears in the novel... Because I really think that the plot of the second male lead, who is more powerful than the original male lead and then spoils the female lead into a queen, is boring () ahhhhh, I beg my wife, can you please tell me if the second male lead is the right one? I don't want to be disgusted at the end. After all, I don't have any feelings for the male protagonist now. I neither like nor dislike it. All I want to see is chasing his wife in the crematorium. Even if she can't catch up, the female protagonist lives a free life with her daughter. She has her own life. Even if she meets the male protagonist later, she will be disgusted. It's about laughing it off, not about the heroine falling in love with the royal family... (It's not that the heroine shouldn't pursue love, but writing like this is really boring to me. I want to stop the loss in time, and I don't want to scold the author. I just want to know that I don't like the type and then quietly stop reading it, okay?)

Whether it's a second male lead or another male lead, I support it.

I sincerely hope that someone can say something about the discontinued update, the fate update, or the weekly update. Everyone is not unreasonable and will be considerate if there is a reason. It feels weird not saying anything like this

Don't ask for leave even if you ask for leave. This is giving up the trap.

It feels like it's enough to end here. The fate of the previous generation and this generation is all over. That's it. It's good.

Why haven't you updated it these days?

I'm giving up writing. . . It's too long-winded and the reason is far-fetched.

Come on, madam. Writing a review about a crematorium may be a bit extreme, but don't worry about it. Whether you make peace or divide, life is not the same template. You can write according to your own ideas.

Don't change the male lead. I think Lu Heng also guarded Ming Ge for forty years in his previous life, and Lu Heng was not willing to let Ming Ge die.

Hahaha, I actually think it's going to end, you dog man