After the Divorce, Mr. Xiao Said He Would Give Me His Life

This is the only novel I have read twice. The author's writing style, vision, workplace rules, character personality, human nature, etc. Are all very well grasped. What I feel most deeply is the professional attitude (or sense of responsibility). Whether you are in a shopping mall or a doctor (except for the intrigues with ulterior motives, of course), you have shown good professionalism. You can race against time, snatch your life from the hands of death, and provide emergency rescue in times of crisis. You can always do what you need, and of course the rewards are generous. It's just that protagonists like Long Xiao and Chu Luohan are probably only in the sky. Isn't it a bit ideal to have so many excellent qualities concentrated in one person? Or maybe their lives are too good? Is this a gift from setbacks and innate genes? Only by understanding can we see, hear, think, and do it. Maybe I am also a perfectionist. I hate evil as much as I hate it, and I hope that those who have done wrong will repent, change their ways, and change their minds. I hope that everything will turn out as I wish.

Good-looking, but the scheming husband is really bad. Even better looking.

Wonderful writing

Nice

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