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When the readers are 17 or 18 years old, you write about the divorce. When the readers are in their twenties, you write about the dad. When the readers are in their thirties, you write about the divorce. Collaboration captures the same wave of readers.
It looks like the protagonist's wife doesn't know what the agent is doing, so I feel like she has done nothing wrong. In modern society, you have experienced the rules of the entertainment industry in your previous life and can still trust your girlfriend to go to the entertainment industry alone. It can only be said that the male protagonist does not love her. If you don't love her, you can be a salty fish with peace of mind. So divorce is inevitable. I feel like the male protagonist is like a child who hasn't grown up. Now I feel like the female protagonist is the heroine again in that summer. It's hard to explain in one sentence.
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To be honest, in the face of a woman who framed your PC, you can still sit with her and drink happily. With all due respect, it's really poisonous If you don't want to do everything possible to seek revenge and find evidence to clear your name, you can still sit and drink together and book a hotel. I really vomited.
The writing is good, but it looks awkward and seems to have a different way of thinking. I really can't relate to it!
This is like a husband being trapped in a prostitute and the two parties getting divorced, and then the man has all kinds of outbreaks, all kinds of prosperity, and all kinds of money and fame. After the woman finds out, she looks at the hero in a different light, and then thinks of what the hero said after the divorce was signed... Then comes various apologies and reconciliation? To this, you can add that the male protagonist's explosive talents will be noticed by other people, so that you can have various harems. There can be two, three or four people in the harem, or even one. It means that after all the regrets and helplessness in the early stage, the male protagonist gives some resources to pass on, or he waits to be a mistress in the early stage. The script is basically like this! No head, no dog food to suck!
Author, you are so unimaginable. If you give the male protagonist a prostitute at the beginning, even if it is a frame-up, there will be something wrong with the character. The little yellow car rides pretty well, just on the edge. I personally don't like anyone who recommends starting the book from scratch.
It's quite boring. It's not a normal internet article. You're not mainstream.
It's not unreasonable to get a pig's trotter divorce. Why did they fall in love with you? It wasn't because they wanted you to be talented and promising. Then you opened a restaurant after you got married. Everyone feels like they've been cheated, okay?
Author, I'm afraid it's a bit difficult for the protagonist to win the most awesome award at the Oscars. Isn't it true that the Oscars (in the United States) would rather give awards to black people than to Asians?