A Lawyer's True Colors

The writing about lawyer affairs is very good, but the handling of the ex-wife's relationship is really bad. I couldn't bear it after reading Chapter 215. The male protagonist is a university teacher after all, and the ex-wife is just the financial director of a small company with a hundred people (such a small company There are usually only two or three people in the company's finance department), Then the ex-wife disliked the male protagonist for being unmotivated, and they divorced for this reason. It stands to reason that they should just divorce, but it has always been written that the male protagonist has made a huge mistake, and feels guilty at every turn. Guilty, heartbreaking, and worthy of death. This obviously does not match the previous reasons. It is really inconsistent and makes people uncomfortable to watch (a little stomach-churning). As long as you write down the male protagonist's mistakes in a bigger way, it won't make me feel so uncomfortable. Anyway, the overall feeling is that the cause and effect have not been dealt with well. I hope it can be better in the future. Now that I have said it, let's talk about it together. The negative supporting characters with villains are all written with a low IQ. The above is sincerely raised and I hope it will be better.

Tell me what you think The male protagonist is just a bitch! 911 Ph. D. Went to his hometown to marry a female college student. He had no status in the family. He was disliked all year round and insulted at every turn. In the end, he was divorced by the female college student because his salary was not high, and the child was eventually awarded to his wife. After switching to a lawyer, he started to make money with his professional skills, and he still made a lot of money. At this time, most people wanted their children back. The male protagonist was different. He was the protagonist. He wanted to pay alimony and make his wife live a better life. However, every time he went to see the children, he was either scolded or suspected of doing some shady business. Alas, he is still cheerful,

After watching a fifth of it, I felt that the emotional drama was weird. Why do you keep emphasizing that the male protagonist is sorry for his ex-wife? I haven't cheated on my wife, I haven't cheated on my old age, I just work conscientiously. Low wages are a big environmental problem. The salary cards were all kept by his ex-wife. In what way did he feel guilty? Why do I feel that the male protagonist is completely obsessed with the CPU? It's obvious that the woman's elders are snobbish and dislike the poor, love the rich, so why does the entire text keep emphasizing the male protagonist's fault? Except for the emotional scenes, everything else is pretty good.

The cases are all well written, but the writing about the protagonist and his ex-wife is the worst among the worst. The protagonist's ex-wife married the protagonist because he was a university teacher, and kicked the protagonist mercilessly when he was about to lose his job, but the protagonist still has to write about feeling guilty towards his ex-wife, which is simply outrageous.

The author's writing style is very good and the writing is very good. But sometimes it's really disgusting. Moaning for no reason. The protagonist, a university teacher, and his wife (finance director) are both high-income earners. Both parents are healthy and healthy. I only have one son to support (who is still an elementary school student), and the mortgage loan was said to be 900 a month. County consumption. I shed tears at every turn, felt guilty and it was difficult. I wish I had this condition. I wake up laughing from my dreams. When it comes to divorce (is it your problem?) Everyone has their own way of living. Is it time for others to jump off the building?

Ordinary people in life, if they really feel sorry for their ex-wife after divorce, and are still "hanging" on their ex-wife, they are really "useless"!

If you want to read it, book friends can jump to it. If you want to read it, jump to anything that depicts the ex-wife of the male protagonist. There is no story and it is not good to watch.

In fact, the overall book was okay, but it was uncomfortable to be abused by my ex-wife over and over again. I couldn't bear to read it until I switched to a city law firm and encountered the case about someone who was forced to resign due to illness. In addition, I also wrote about how my ex-wife resigned, and suddenly I couldn't stand it anymore.

I can only say that there is a reason why it is not popular, but maybe the author doesn't care at all. Writing is just the author's hobby.

The story is engaging and very good.