CEO Ex-Husband, Please Let Go

"President Ex-Husband Please Let Go" is the book I have read for the longest time recently. Xia Weiliang devoted himself to loving Ye Moyu from the beginning, but he didn't take it seriously and chose to care about his ex. It really pissed me off. Fortunately, after going through all kinds of things, he still saw his inner thoughts and made a promise to Xia Weiliang that "this love will last for a lifetime". I was very touched and liked it! Although Ye Mojin did bad things to Xia Weiliang and Tangtang, he is not a bad person. In the end, the two brothers reconciled and they were very happy with each other!

An idiot and stupid male protagonist was played around by a woman, constantly hurting the female protagonist, and her daughter almost died later. The female protagonist left the male protagonist, drank some brown sugar water, and had a little romance. She immediately forgave the male protagonist and went straight to sleep with him. He has a love mind and a man who doesn't care about anything else. It's too cheap a relationship.

There is a problem between the male and female protagonists. The male protagonist has no brains and the female protagonist is too humble. Time and time again, the male protagonist abandons the female protagonist because of White Lotus. The female protagonist can still forgive him time and time again and is unwilling to divorce. She talks about the children growing up in a complete family. I can't stand it. She is said to be a strong woman with a great career, but she is so humble and incompetent in love. Her character is ruined.

The article was so well written that I read it twice.

I always read the comments first. I really hate scumbags. I saw a comment saying that he almost killed his own daughter by saving Bai Lianhua. This kind of scumbag shouldn't have a happy ending.

Overall it was pretty good, no regrets

Nice

I was really speechless after reading this novel. The main character looks like Nao Can. The male protagonist doesn't like the female protagonist in the first place, but the female protagonist understands after five years, and she still feels this way and that, and she's seeking death.

Ye Mojin knocked the heroine's father into a vegetative state and was not punished? If he dies without being cured, he is a murderer, and he does a lot of evil, just because the hero and heroine can resolve it without making a big mistake. The author cannot promote the idea that violations of laws and disciplines are justified and will be forgiven.

I read it because of the high rating. After I reluctantly finished reading it, I suspected that my skills may be low and I don't appreciate good writing.