The Reborn Path of a Terrible Mother-in-Law

Well, I strongly disagree with the idea of ​​remaining friends after a breakup. Having had emotional entanglements makes any relationship different, so it's best to let things slide. The idea that you have to force me to stay because of your apology? Pshaw, such an extremely selfish person should stay far away.

I really think there's no need to get back together. How can I possibly marry into this awful family? She keeps saying no, but there's still some entanglement. Can't she just be more decisive? Speechless.

At first glance, the book seemed like a novel concept, but it became increasingly boring as I read on. The female protagonist is reborn and wants a quick divorce, which is fine, but her ex cheats on her and leaves her with nothing – what's the point? Her brother later replicates this process – what's the point of that? Then, many of her relatives and friends also get divorced (even though they were all together until old age in her previous life)... It's just baffling.

Please don't let it end as abruptly as the previous installment, "The Lucky Wife Takes Charge," which started strong but ended weakly.

Since you've already decided to stay away from people with the surname Fang, why are you still staying at his company? Could things be rekindled?

It's really good, why are there so few comments? Author, keep up the good work!