We Are All Divorced, What's Wrong with Talking About Love?

Listen to my advice, Su He's behavior is really irreversible. She is so disgusting. She is soft-hearted at best, and mentally retarded at worst. She knows that she has a crush on the protagonist but she still wants to protect her shit bestie. In the end, business is important, so a strong woman should spend her whole life with business. She just happens to be married to that bad guy who came back from abroad. Don't harm the protagonist The heroine should be replaced by a female doctor. This girl is really good.

What should I say about this book? Since the best friend hired someone to beat up the protagonist, and then the ex-wife still defended the best friend, I felt like she was poisoned. Although it is a traditional fake marriage routine, it still has to make people feel a little better about the ex-wife. . . I don't feel it. The doctor is now seeing her and she is much better than my ex-wife. I hope I can be with the doctor in the future.

After reading Chapter 20, I just want to say that the male protagonist, his ex-wife and a bunch of friends around him should go to a mental hospital and stop harming others. You read novels to have fun, not to feel frustrated. The male protagonist took care of his sister for five years with 200,000 yuan per year, and only received two years' salary to treat his sister. (His sister only lived for two years) and the remaining three years without using a penny were all returned to the female protagonist. It is equivalent to the male protagonist finding a job that includes food and accommodation and more than 6,000 yuan per month. The content is to take care of the daily life of a psychopath and endure all kinds of scorn and mental oppression from her parents and friends. In my opinion, it's a shame for the blood mother. Please ask the male protagonist to leave this woman immediately. Don't show any plot related to this woman in the future. Watching it really makes people's blood pressure high, uncomfortable, and nauseating.

I find this protagonist very awkward and feel too frustrated. The plot is pretty good. Please vote for it and wait and see.

Although the front part is a bit poisonous, and in my opinion, the ex-wife cannot be cleansed at all (it is no longer a simple person, but more of a class antagonism. I have to say that the author is good at portraying capitalists), but the author's writing is not bad. As long as he cuts off his ex-wife, stays with the big doctor, and has a love relationship, this book can still be read.

I thought the male protagonist would start a new life. There weren't many normal people around his ex-wife (birds of a feather flock together, people flock together), and it was like this in the early stage (almost everyone was gone). They were divorced, and they didn't love each other. Wouldn't it be a good idea to start a new life in another city? What's the fuss about it? If the male is mainly with his ex-wife, he really can't handle it (if you don't love her until you get divorced, if you love her once you get divorced, you're a cheap person). After reading the latest chapter, I feel aggrieved. I beg the author, is the heroine an ex-wife? If so, I will polish it first (Come on, author, the writing is actually pretty good)

It's hard to comment on the male lead like you. His front teeth were knocked out and he ended up in the ICU again.

The male protagonist is too indecisive, and if he keeps breaking up, he will be disturbed. (I mentioned leaving this city several times, but he refused to leave, and there is nothing worthy of nostalgia. It is the author who forced the male protagonist to stay and develop the story with his ex-wife. The male protagonist just flew away directly. I would like to call him a god among gods)

I read earlier that the author responded to a book friend saying that there was no harem, so I thought it was a real single female protagonist. It turns out there is only one female protagonist, but she wants to trade in the stock market, right? Su, Tang, Sun, and I wouldn't be surprised to see a few more come after them. A brief analysis: Sun, there is too little writing and ink at present, so it's hard to say. Don, the stock market is doing great right now. Su, are you really going to suppress the situation by force? So far in the chapter, Su's operation is really confusing. Her best friend stabbed her in the back three times (asking someone to teach the male protagonist a lesson, threatening the male protagonist, and giving the male protagonist tea.) The best friend's character is so bad. Su faces the conflict between her best friend and the male protagonist, especially after Su knows that she likes the male protagonist, she can't even be neutral, right? (On the side of the bullied male protagonist, trying to make peace is considered neutral, and not giving the other party any help is neutral.) Is this kind of operation that ruins popularity really something that a strong woman in the workplace can do?

It looks good, let Tang be the heroine 😏 Isn't it good for college students?

Let's speed up the plot. You can't always catch the big guy. Let's take advantage of this time to break up with your ex-wife and have some sweet love! Your promise to fall in love can be fulfilled 😰😰😰😰😰😰You are so anxious to fall in love!

I'm still very sorry for Su He. I didn't want her to be abandoned like this, but it's also hard not to choose Tang Xiaojiu, and the harem doesn't like it either. Alas, it depends on the author.

I would like to give you some advice. Think clearly whether career + intrigues or sweet love are the main priorities. Don't make things look different.

First, it feels a bit like the ex-wife's creditor. I hope that the subsequent plot will be different and have more of the author's own ideas. Secondly, it doesn't matter to me whether there is a single heroine or multiple heroines, but it is best not to accept Su and Jiang. No matter what the plot is, as long as I accept these two, I will definitely give up. They are both rich and powerful second-generation people. One is a shady businessman by nature, and the other is evil to the core. Just look at everyone's opinions on these two and you'll know, they should be similar to mine. That's all for now, come on, as long as you don't mess around, I will always follow

The ex-wife is really okay with the male protagonist. It's about arranging work and finding success for him. My personal opinion of the ex-wife is indeed okay, but the ex-wife has to choose sides between the male protagonist and his best friend. I hope the author can handle it more tactfully.

I think Tang should be written as the heroine. I haven't seen her appear for so long. I almost thought the author had forgotten this character 😅 Judging from the latest chapter, I still like Tang. She is simple and cute, and is the perfect choice for the heroine. Su He is too thoughtful and career-minded. With such difference in status and background, it is difficult for the two of them to get together. Moreover, Wei Jinsheng is not sure of his inner thoughts. The author, Jun, please give Tang some more plots.

At the beginning, I thought it was just a simple emotional novel. Su He's portrayal was very good, but nothing else was outstanding. After chapter 50, the dialogue and interaction between Xiao Tang and the uncle made my eyes moist, and I felt like I was being redeemed. The writing is good, but a little heavy. Come on! Every heroine is great, I hope I can treat them well. Many people say Su He is unforgivable, but in my opinion there is nothing wrong with her. Inequality in social status leads to cognitive biases between people. It is not easy for people who are accustomed to being strong to express their feelings. There is too much invisible pressure on her, so every step she takes is cautious.

Maybe people are indeed contradictory. It seems that a huge sadness has enveloped this novel. It feels a bit depressing, just like The Tenant (although I haven't read The Tenant in its entirety). But as of today when I read Chapter 81, I believe that everyone has good and evil (the heroine's best friend is indeed stupid and disgusting). The author himself said that he has changed a lot according to everyone's ideas. At the same time, he feels very sorry and relieved at the same time (because maybe the original author was more sadistic). The author's characters are well written! I believe you can write this story well🙂

Your collection is growing so slowly. Promise me to keep writing no matter what my grades are, okay? Persistence is victory

Come to Nanjing! I finished my postgraduate entrance exam re-examination, and a friend came to Nanjing for the re-examination. I wandered from Wuhan to Nanjing to play. Jinling was also in the novel. After the exam, I didn't know why I felt uncomfortable. I felt even more depressed after reading this novel. I thought about having fun, but now I am even more depressed. Just like Wei Jinsheng, I feel flustered.

The author's writing is very delicate and good, but the protagonist, the reader, feels frustrated and uncomfortable, like a weakling. Many things in reality are already very depressing, but I still hope that they can bring happiness to people in novels. In a word, if you want to make money, you should change to Shuangwen. There is no market for this kind of writing.

What do you think of this book? Let me put it this way. The gangster boss who beat people in Tangshan went in and stepped on the sewing machine. The heroine's best friend who did the same thing here needs to be cleared.

Brothers, don't subscribe after it's released! Stop reading!

Has anyone read the latest chapter of Shen Nong? Have you cut off your ex-wife?

I don't quite understand the heroine's best friend not stepping on the sewing machine.

So it must be no longer possible with Su He in the end?