I Ran Into My Ex-Wife, Then Became a Winner in Life

If the book were titled "A Chance Encounter with a Married Woman, and Then Becoming a Winner in Life," a ton of people would definitely click on it.

It's such a pity; yet another author has lost their way amidst the comments from readers. Clearly, these two waves of switching to science fiction only to be criticized back by readers have left the author somewhat at a loss for what to write next. In essence, the previous outline has been ruined by your criticism. Actually, persistence is crucial in everything you do.

Keep up the good work, author! I absolutely love this style; it's just like the snow in Kawabata Yasunari's paintings—pure, white, and beautiful!

I only gave the author some feedback on the new book, "Don't always emphasize that the protagonist has lived for thousands of years and repeatedly pursued the same character hundreds of times." And the author permanently blocked me??? I checked the new book today and it's clear the author abandoned it and couldn't continue writing it. That's their mentality, haha ​​😄

Male-oriented novels feature daughters, while female-oriented novels feature sons. I'm speechless.

No novel can be written without a system. Fantasy novels have systems, urban novels have systems, historical novels have systems, sports novels have systems, Xianxia novels have systems, even ghost hunting has systems. System Chinese website????

A very comfortable novel, regarding comfort... A life story can be narrated in a plain and uneventful way, with surprises and shocks, but all told in a calm and unassuming manner. It's meant to be savored slowly; there's no need to rush through it. There used to be many novels like this, but now the pace of life is too fast, and there are fewer of these kinds of novels. Oops, I'm showing my age! I've read a bit of the beginning, but haven't read the rest yet. My impression of the beginning...

It's simple and clear: the ex-wife is being unreasonable and has misunderstood the male protagonist, but she wants him to apologize first even though she did something wrong. In her mind, "girlfriends should be pampered." The male lead is the type with a strong, unyielding personality, and he had a falling out with his ex-wife and got divorced. I think the male lead did the right thing.

A few thoughts: 1. The reason for the divorce wasn't explicitly stated in the first fifty chapters (did I miss it?), Especially the first ten or so chapters, which felt like a riddle, leaving misunderstandings and interpretations, which was very frustrating. 2.

Let me offer my opinion: nobody wants to see you showing off your scientific knowledge, especially since you're a novelist who wasn't a top student before. Suddenly becoming a scientist just doesn't fit. Many people enjoy reading novels where you gradually develop an air of sophistication. Nobody likes reading about science. You've gone down the wrong path with your attempts to be knowledgeable.