After My Divorce, My Luck Took a Turn for the Better

Oh, is divorce stories all the rage now? Is it because people who read novels about breaking off engagements back then have all reached the age of divorce?

This book is useless. 1. He won't live for more than a few months. 2. Paying for sex partners just so that they won't be so lonely before they die. 3. He later frequently encountered the female lead. 4. The male protagonist thought he was about to die and didn't want to implicate the female protagonist.

Born dark and fat, bald, scarred, short and stocky. Though penniless, my weight could crush a bed. Whenever I go out, I see beautiful women, slender and pretty. But no one looks at me; my deepest feelings are hard to express. In the spring, when peach blossoms are in full bloom, I meet a beauty in the countryside.

Please give a review of this book. The protagonist initially tests positive for cancer and divorces his wife, but then his luck turns incredibly good. He wins the lottery, finds a rare gallstone while slaughtering a sheep, and amasses a large amount of in-game currency in a game.

The author listened to advice! Stop with the fancy stuff! Those who will subscribe will continue to subscribe! What's the point of fancy stuff for those who won't subscribe? It only disgusts readers who are following the story! Hopefully, stop with the useless stuff! Focus on updating regularly, that's the key!

As a bookworm who reads both explicit and explicit content, I couldn't bear to read any more than a hundred pages. This protagonist is not only despicable but also hypocritical, pretending to be deeply affectionate yet being utterly heartless. He's the quintessential villain template. If he were a supporting character in another book, readers wouldn't be satisfied unless he was utterly ruined, crippled, and left with some serious injuries.

The beginning of the book was readable; the idea of ​​keeping a mistress from a respectable family was acceptable. But when he went back to his hometown for the Chinese New Year and started keeping a mistress from a female boss he had arranged a blind date with, his values ​​became warped. Goodbye!

Chapter 262 completely turned me off; it truly disgusted me. His ex-wife never cheated on him, right? She never wronged him, right? Just because he's a failure and his wife gave him the silent treatment, he suddenly hates her? The male lead only gave his ex-wife 1 million after he became successful, and then arrogantly told his god-sister about it—isn't that just showing off and flaunting his…

Don't write down the name with the surname Zhang anymore, just throw it away. That's too cruel.

I gave up because the author poisoned my mind. This book kept me on the verge of withdrawal. The concept of luck is actually quite good, but the author's description of luck is simple and direct, like a gentle rain nourishing the earth. That's what luck is all about; ups and downs are also part of luck.