A Literary Giant, Starting With My Divorce From a Female Educated Youth

The main character is a "simp," the female lead is a "privileged woman," and they live in the countryside. The protagonist is "Independent," the female lead is "Privileged Woman," and they both enter the city. The protagonist is titled "Advanced," and the female lead is titled "Privileged Woman." Both are in college and divorced before the start of the semester.

Are you planning to get a divorce? So far, I don't see any reason why you should stay together. It would be better to get into Peking University first and then divorce, so your sister can go after the main character.

Once you've made up your mind, don't hesitate! If you want to drag things out and then make up, please let me know so I can back out.

I just have to vent! I couldn't read any further after chapter 370. The male lead, Cheng Xuyuan, has been trying to get a divorce since the beginning, but it's almost chapter 400 and he still hasn't. Not only that, he's also dating a young woman named Fang. And even if he's dating her, the divorce papers are signed, and he was aiming for marriage from the start—that's one thing, right?

They only got divorced after almost 400 chapters, and then there's this melodramatic breakup scene with sex and pregnancy.

After reading the comments, I realized that anyone who subscribed to all of them like me is a complete idiot! Let me put it simply. Leaving aside the minor flaws, the biggest problem is: 1. At the beginning, he's looked down upon by his ex-wife and her family, forcing a divorce.

The protagonist and his wife entered into a fake marriage. The protagonist's past life liked this woman, but her family looked down on him, and the woman herself didn't like him either. She only had needs from him at the time, so they entered into a fake marriage and agreed from the beginning that they would divorce later.

I skipped through it, so here's a quick summary: The female educated youth, to avoid the male lead, agrees to marry him but they won't have sex. After returning to the city, she helps him find a job and prepares to divorce him. The male lead gets angry, his superiors won't allow it, and they drag on for two or three hundred chapters.

All I want to say is get as far away from me as possible. You've filed hundreds of divorce papers and still can't get a divorce, yet you're sleeping together. I'm being kind by not suing you for fraud.

Let me put it this way: I was drawn in by the beginning and started reading this novel, only to be completely disgusted. The first few dozen chapters, with the author insisting on a divorce, already made me sick 🤢. I started skipping through the table of contents, and guess what? Over 300 chapters in, they finally got divorced! But before the divorce, he had to sleep with his ex-wife.