Mr. Huo, Madam's Ten Brothers Are Here Again to Press for Divorce.

This book is really well written. A friend in need is a friend indeed. Good deeds will bring bad results. The hostess is kind. How many rich people have inferior eyesight and mind. The male protagonist is ignorant of feelings and has no words for his wife. The hateful and kind-hearted grandmother is well written. There are many evil mothers in real life. It is not uncommon to favor sons over daughters for their children and grandchildren. The writing is wonderful. The love of the six brothers for their loved ones is well written and touching. The ending of Doctor Mo is not perfect.

It looks good. The heroine in the back looks like she's cheating. She's not too cool. So cool😎

The book is good to read, but what about the male protagonist? It makes me feel aggrieved. I really want to dress up as the heroine and get divorced immediately. Why do I do this and that? If possible, can I change the male protagonist? I can't watch the rest of it (I'm not saying the author is bad, the writing is very good, I just feel unhappy with the male protagonist)

Thank you everyone for supporting this book. Thank you for your company along the way. After the heroine gets divorced, she will become more assertive and start the face-slapping process. The brothers only dote on the heroine, and they are all doting on their sisters. Basically, they are all good articles, so you are welcome to join them.

They are all very good, but I think the male and female protagonists are too jⅰan. It's okay if one doesn't have a mouth, and neither of them has a mouth! The author may have wanted to portray the little white-flowered heroine, but the portrayal was a bit too much, and she became a doormat. She was obviously the real daughter, but she was always suppressed by the female counterpart (the fake daughter) and was bullied all the time. Even if the male protagonist knew it, he wouldn't care. He is just a mentally cheating man.

Although the author is not finished yet! ! ! I really love the contrast between the heroine's before and after! ! ! ! I highly recommend it to those who want to watch it. Please hurry up and check it out.

Sometimes it's quite helpless to be alone online.

Lightning protection, plot and emotional drag. . .

Anyone with normal views will not like this article. The female protagonist is so considerate, and the male protagonist and his family members insult her like that, but they are still together in the end. The basic dignity of being a human being is gone. I am also convinced.

The heroine has a very weird personality, what she says and what she does are completely different things. And I feel that the male protagonist has always been able to find points to manipulate the female protagonist, but the female protagonist is procrastinating, hesitating here and there. Regardless of the identity of the heroine, I can't tell from the description that the two people are equal. The male protagonist doesn't know how to love at all. He values ​​the children much more than the female protagonist. He is also very chauvinistic (derogatory). Does the male protagonist really realize his shortcomings? Or is it just a compromise for the sake of the children? Why can't I see at all that the female protagonist is respected by the male protagonist as a person with equal personality, rather than a tool to vent her sexual desires? The male protagonist looks down on everyone and everything related to the female protagonist. Although he does not say it explicitly, his actions reveal this content everywhere. How? Do you think the heroine can't live without him? People can be confident, but don't put your own confidence on others, okay? There's also the matter of naming. All the female characters have ABB-style names without exception, but every male character, no matter how many roles they play, has a name that sounds like they were carefully chosen. The author shouldn't be too fond of men. Why, a male's name must have connotation, and a female's name should just be incidental, right? As long as you use some care to create the female characters, they won't be so ugly. There are very few female protagonist-centered perspectives, and sometimes you really wonder whose experience you want to write about. It's really pitiful that the heroine can't escape in a novel like this.