Divorced in Middle Age: Starting with a Street Stall

Chapter Fourteen Abandoned Why? Because the protagonist's younger sister is 27 and still unmarried, so the protagonist thinks she has a mental illness and wants to take her to the hospital for a checkup. Although it's just the protagonist's inner monologue. However, I don't like this. I hate people who interfere in other people's love lives. Nobody can interfere, not even Jesus.

The system's footprint is too high! It's impossible to capture that sense of calm, detachment, and inner strength.

This looks alright. Personally, I don't think there's any need for him to get married anymore, given how many women are appearing now.

There's a similar story on Zhihu, except the difference is that the woman's elderly relative was hospitalized later, and before the divorce, the man had been the one taking care of her. After the divorce, the woman's family had no one to care for them, and they started to miss the man's efforts. Later, the elders passed away, and the man's wife, left without care, began to become confused.

This kind of novel is ridiculous; it's just a bunch of idle gossip.

I really like it, and I hope the speed will be increased.

I've seen this type before; they all ended up being unfinished. This kind of situation reflects the majority of people today. It also allows for accurate self-assessment. Not fighting for the inheritance, maintaining a calm mindset, is better than anything else.

I can't stand it, there are so many problems with the details! Since the two brothers can have self-built houses in different villages

I really think this is a great story. Keep it up, author!

In modern novels, divorces often involve the wife leaving with nothing, sometimes even to gain custody of her daughter. This only happens in novels; how many people actually do this in real life? And then, a system appears after the divorce.