She Regretted Divorcing the Queen in the Beginning

You can still get hooked on this book, the author is awesome! The male protagonist said that he would not be a dog licker, but he still nodded and bent down to serve others. For that little money, it was so clearly arranged that the author couldn't even figure out who owed whom. You are a time traveler, you can write songs and screenplays, but you can't do anything by yourself, you have to serve others and be your son-in-law! Where is your spine? ! Bad review, discard!

When I saw Chapter 31, I felt a bit out of sorts. You fish in the front, and the screenwriting department is responsible for the profits and losses in the back... This is the rhythm of writing, directing, and editing. Not to mention why there are directors in the editorial department, those veterans are still poached. Are they afraid of layoffs? A bit immature. The explanation given in the article is that the heroine needs to compensate the company tens of millions due to song copyright issues. After the compensation, she will have no money, so she cannot give the hero the money she promised before, so the hero has to work. First of all, the heroine's father holds shares in the company where the heroine works. Even if he is not a director, I don't really believe that there is a yin-yang contract. The agent was sent here by the heroine's father. I don't believe the agent doesn't know about these pitfalls. The heroine is a super rich second generation. The heroine's father is described in the article as being a chaebol. It feels a bit anti-intellectual, forcing the development of the plot, making the logic unreasonable, and looking very poisonous. The emotional line was not dealt with very much, just a few strokes. I thought I understood the way the male and female protagonists get along, from the moment when the male protagonist started writing songs for the female protagonist to when he refused to be paid to fight. I don't understand here. At the beginning, it was described that the male protagonist just wanted to get some money to go back and open a small shop to accompany his parents. Later, it became tough and the script department was responsible for its own profits and losses. And I really don't understand the workplace relationship aspect. It gives me the feeling that the author wants to write about the workplace but doesn't understand the workplace. First of all, the male protagonist was brought in by the female protagonist's father. Is that Mr. Qin? Does he want to curry favor with the male protagonist? Doesn't the heroine's father already hold shares? It's understandable to be fawning, but I can't understand the fact that the male protagonist is called Boss Qin. It's undeniable that there are people with this name in the workplace, but they're rare. The male protagonist and Mr. Qin figured out each other in just a few communications? Don't understand. There is also the issue of useless interns. In some companies, interns are cheap labor, and departments have to push them away before they can grab them? Director Chen is really ignorant. I don't worry about why there is a director in the screenwriting department, just think that Mr. Qin is trying to curry favor with the male protagonist. But is it too hasty to establish the project hastily? The male protagonist fishes every day and then becomes the acting supervisor, and then Mr. Qin establishes the project. It's a bit poisonous anyway. I suggest cutting it off and re-opening it. The subject itself is very popular right now, so it's not too late to reopen it.

I didn't want to post it at first, but I suddenly realized that this matter is actually very important. I originally went up there thinking about pursuing my studies, but I overestimated myself! Here comes the knowledge point (not that important): The new book period is mainly about follow-up reading. Readers who want to read books (let's not do it for now, of course you can do it properly but don't feed it to death!!!) Those who really don't like reading (forget it... Skip it)

I don't want to read this book after seeing its title.

Why write this kind of plot? So cliche

I really want this book to follow the journey of receiving the certificate from the Queen of Heaven.

It's poisonous. If you're interested in it, I suggest you skip it and read it. After watching it, it's free. I ran away first. You can basically guess half of the rest of the plot, and I'm not looking forward to the rest.

Take a good look at Chapter 3 for yourself. Do you think it's okay?

Saw the author's single chapter. Either scolding or looking for problems, there is indeed a problem with the plot conflict being blunt. That one always glanced at the secretary's stockings. The secretary was so knowledgeable and lucky. I think there is a problem in using this kind of writing to portray the top leader of a company. It's so arrogant, why not create a person with flesh and blood and integrity. Of course I skipped reading because I couldn't stand it. The author must have had some ideas and was limited by the writing style or outline.

I just thought of one point. If the heroine is a super rich second generation, how did she get exposed? She should not have been suppressed by her father-in-law. Moreover, once the news of marriage was announced, how did the heroine get her parents to agree? It is really unscientific... The plot and setting are actually okay, but the character of the heroine as a super rich second generation is really untenable.

Author, don't listen to what those trolls say, just write according to your ideas, stick to it and sooner or later one day you will become a master platinum gold medal

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Although the writing is terrible, the heroine is surprisingly cute

The heroine is really cute. This book is worth reading for Xu Jianing.

The last few chapters have gone too far, so I'd better keep them in check. It feels like the heroine has become demented and the hero no longer loves her. It's so poorly written.

After reading the introduction, I have a question: Don't other women know how to have children?