The Fortunate Lady Wants a Divorce

How should I put it? I came here to grab the treasure chest at first, but I started reading it the next day. After reading about twenty or thirty chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. Then today, I suddenly remembered this book. Actually, I usually put the books I don't read on my bookshelf to collect dust and don't care about them. But the more I think about it, the more I find it unpleasant to complain about. I won't talk about the writing, but let's talk about the plot The heroine is reborn, okay, she was Mrs. Quanfu in her previous life. Hmm, what is Mrs. Quanfu? The in-laws and parents are all here, and the husband must at least be someone who respects each other as a guest, has children, and has grandchildren. Obviously, the son was not raised by his side, he died before he was a crown prince, and the daughter married far away... Is this also called Mrs. Quanfu? But that's not important, just take a look. It was impossible for Mrs. Zhenquanfu to die so lonely. As for the male protagonist, he desperately begged to marry the female protagonist, but in the end, my dear, my wife was by my side and instead of cuddling and cuddling, hey, I ran to see the portrait? Is the real heroine a portrait? The heroine thinks his true love is the person in the painting, okay. I don't know how the male protagonist managed to make his beloved daughter-in-law not feel his love even if they were together less and separated more. How slow and stupid is the heroine? She couldn't feel the love of the man she was crying and clamoring to marry. And the foreign wife, don't think about it, it's definitely not the hero's child. How much does the male protagonist have to hide, even if he is adopted? If he insists on saying that he is an illegitimate child, fine, just think that he has something huge and unspeakable to hide. I read these 20 or 30 chapters, well, it can be seen from every sentence that the male protagonist loves the female protagonist deeply. How does he love her? The son of the heroine was abandoned by his own mother and died at a young age. He was separated from the heroine, leaving the heroine alone. Oh, this is love. You can be serious or distant outside, and you can close the door and not let the heroine know anything. This is just pure illness! There is a saying in "Pride and Prejudice" that is so good that I still regard it as a wise saying. "Burying feelings too deeply is sometimes a bad thing. If a woman hides her feelings for the man she loves, she may lose the chance to get him." The same is true for men. From the plots I have watched, the male protagonist does not deserve the female protagonist. He doesn't deserve it!

Let's just say, I don't know where the easter egg stamps were sent That's it, I'm just a handicapped person anyway, so I just have to make the point

It made me so sad. I really felt sorry for the heroine in the first few chapters, and I felt sorry for the male protagonist later on. These two people are really amazing. The male protagonist loves him so much that he can't tell anything from his mouth. The female protagonist seems to like the male protagonist very much, but in fact, she doesn't like him that much. To be honest, the only two people in the house who are acting like monsters are the princess and the cousin. Just deal with these two. The others are all good people, but the heroine was so miserable in her previous life. She is foolish and filial. I want to know if the heroine knows that the relationship between the hero, his father and the princess is not good, and she does not need to obey everything! ! It's something that can be solved by just letting the hero know! You see, in this life, the female protagonist showed discomfort and dissatisfaction. Didn't the male protagonist immediately help solve the problem when she found out? I think both of them have problems. The male protagonist likes the female protagonist so much, why not express it, even if he looks gentler and behaves more intimately, so that the female protagonist knows that he is thinking about her! Look at what the hero does in the first few chapters! The two of them feel so polite when getting along, and the male protagonist's most common expression is raising his eyebrows. I really hate that iron cannot be transformed into steel! When the heroine was reborn, she already had two children. They had been together for four years, but she still showed a feeling that the two of them were not familiar with each other. The hero was even surprised that the heroine was not polite to him (it was in the dining area, the hero served the heroine soup The heroine drank it directly (without feeling panic), which caused the hero to be poisoned and keep chanting the heroine's name. The heroine also felt that he was hypocritical and would rather force the seriously injured hero to move back to her place than live in the hero's place. I was really dumbfounded. Also, the heroine was so miserable in her last life. Even if the hero never comes back from the war, you are so powerful. Can you send a secret guard to monitor the situation in the house and protect the heroine? Is it that difficult! If you like the heroine so much, don't you worry about her safety when you are not with her? After all, if something happens, you can't come back. There is also the heroine, let's not talk about her foolishness and filial piety. Fortunately, her family has money to give her. Every time you misunderstand the hero, can you be suspicious and check more about the inside story? ! If you think the male protagonist has a sweetheart and keeps a secret portrait, you should open it and take a look! ! It's not that the heroine is not allowed to touch it, the painting inside is most likely the heroine herself. The hero is also surprised. The heroine is already married. How can the heroine still have this misunderstanding? Is it possible that she often peeks at the portraits alone? Weird. After the heroine woke up, she said she wanted a divorce for the sake of the child. I was really confused. Her child is the eldest son. Can Heli let her take it away? This is too unscientific! How did she think that if she divorced her child, she would take it away? ! If you can't take him away, wouldn't the child be miserable? The heroine's attitude towards the hero is too strange. It feels like she is blaming all the misfortunes of her previous life on the hero. She says she still likes the hero in her heart, but it doesn't feel like this. I'm really sad. How did two people who liked each other get to this point? One fell in love at first sight, and the other insisted on marrying far away. Didn't they feel their love for each other after they got married? How come they are so alienated? I feel that Brother Lu's rough-and-tumble style of getting along is much better than theirs. The heroine said that they "met on the 15th day of the lunar month and had a tasteless meal together, with not much to say." It's so strange. When I think about the author saying that they will definitely get divorced later, I feel very sad! The male protagonist is also very miserable, with internal and external troubles. One of the male protagonists and the female protagonist are controlled by the court, and the other is controlled by the inner house. They are so stunned that they die.

If both the male and female protagonists had mouths in the previous life Lu Fenghe: All expenses in the house are made with my money. I can give it to whomever I want. Who dares to have any objections? If you have any opinions, please leave them to me! Lu Fenghe: How dare you worry about my things when you eat mine and use mine? I'll dig out your eyes again! Lu Fenghe: You have your Bai Yueguang, so go with your Bai Yueguang. I would like to see how graceful the woman in the scroll that you cherish is. Shen Nanxun: I don't have any Bai Yueguang. My Bai Yueguang and sweetheart have always been my wife, no one else. (Take out the scroll to prove innocence)

Congratulations on the big recommendation

I was attracted by the name of Silver Alliance. If you think about it carefully, is this the truth?