The CEO's Wife Is Back to Demand a Divorce

The male protagonist is such a scumbag. The male protagonist always distrusts the female protagonist. He said "I hope it's you who dies" at a banquet, which is really chilling. The male protagonist has relationships with women one after another, but the female protagonist is never allowed to have men around her. He didn't believe the heroine, so he asked her to apologize, and finally said she regretted it. The heroine is ruthless in everything she says, but her actions are still tightly controlled by the hero. This is not sweet, this is cruelty! ! ! (Can the male protagonist receive the box lunch directly? Or the female protagonist is beautiful alone)

The male protagonist is so disgusting. The female protagonist is not a queen. She laughs so hard. She is pretty much a talkative queen. Bai Ye chases her and beats her again and again, but she doesn't even fight back. She is injured and is about to die, so she goes to the male protagonist and begs him to save her. I am speechless. She is very good at talking, but she doesn't have any actions. The male protagonist is getting more and more disgusting the more he looks at it. He keeps saying that he doesn't like or love, and at the same time he pesters the female protagonist. I can't stop talking.

Feeling a little dizzy

Disgusting, uncomfortable to watch

I'm really impressed. It's not good to watch at all. The plot is confusing. To be honest, a bunch of supporting characters made me tired of watching it. I feel like the male protagonist is such a scumbag.

How can I put it, this plot is really not good at all. Originally, I thought the male protagonist might change later. But the more I watch, the angrier I get. She is not as good as the second male lead. I really can't stand it any longer. I really want to know how this kind of person became the male lead...

The male protagonist is really disgusting. And the white lotus cloud has been jumping around for so long. He is rushing to be a mistress. It's disgusting. The male protagonist is a married man and he doesn't know how to keep his distance. He's really drunk.

After reading hundreds of chapters, it's quite confusing to be honest, especially the emotional attitude of the characters. Although the female protagonist is sometimes at least firm in matters of love, the male protagonist is not firm. Even if he has lost his memory, he is wavering when faced with relationship problems. In addition, there are some pitfalls in the previous chapters that you didn't fill in. The male protagonist's grandparents are not awake, and Baiye is still in a vegetative state. It's hard to say whether he could become another person, and he didn't come from another planet. The following plots don't have the instant sense of the big villain at all. They are just ordinary romance novels. One or two of them look like the heroines, and all of them are white lotuses. I am a little tired of my aesthetics. The heroine's mother wrote it very coolly, but the introduction is a bit crude afterward, which makes the reader a little numb.