Marriage: The Seven-Year Itch and Everything That Comes With It

A good marriage can help and support each other and make up for each other's shortcomings. Although sometimes you can't stand it. Compared with other people, you always feel that someone else's husband or wife is better than yours. But once people get along for a long time, various problems and conflicts will continue to break out. Not everyone's shortcomings can be tolerated by the other person, but it is more about changing for the other person, so that they can be their true selves and live the life they want!

Thumbs up for Su Xiao, she is also a woman and thumbs up for her working ability. A woman has to take care of her family and make money to support her family and children, yet she is so kind!!!

Not in line with the status quo, the heroine is completely stupid! I wonder if there are such people in reality? After getting divorced and raising two children, you rent a house by yourself and let your ex-husband and mistress live in it, and you also raise the son of your ex-husband's cheating partner???

Very influential, update as soon as possible

Anticlimactic but rotten in the middle The plot is procrastinating, confusing, and forcefully forced The character setting does not conform to reality, the emotional ups and downs are sudden and random, and the protagonist's character design makes people unable to complain. The overall evaluation is one word: poor, very poor,...

It's so confusing to watch, the heroine is so boring, she doesn't care about the people who really love her, but she acts like a psycho, anyway, she is speechless and deliberately appears to be loyal to her marriage.

The writing style and the first part are worth 9 or more points, the middle and back parts are getting worse and worse, and the ending is abrupt and speechless! Does the author favor boys over girls? Obviously the divorce was mainly caused by the male protagonist's mistake. Later, the male protagonist got married, divorced, and got together with his first love again! But the heroine always reflects on herself, always feels that she is wrong, or even sorry for the hero? These three views are simply incredible! The male protagonist cheated on her not long after they got married, and even gave birth to an unexpected son! Later, he couldn't stand the temptation of young girls outside, so he was cold and violent and didn't touch the heroine for many years! When the heroine couldn't bear the situation, she was dragged to a bar by her best friend to drink. She accidentally met Luo Yifan, who is also the only one in the book who is loyal to love and has never cheated on her. His love for the heroine is pure and sincere! So it was obviously the male protagonist's mistake that caused the marriage to break up, but after the male protagonist's divorce, he got together with two women, one got married, and the other had a lot of relationships! The heroine has obviously never had a romantic relationship with another man after her marriage, and even pushed Luo Yifan away from Luo Yifan who was so good to her. As a result, you still feel that you are sorry for the male protagonist? The only normal man in the book is Luo, and all the others cheated on him. Luo is far better than the male protagonist in terms of work ability, sense of responsibility, and loyalty to love. I can't understand where the heroine's dislike of Luo comes from? How do you persist in your love for the male protagonist? All in all, I felt very gloomy after reading the article. I really cannot agree with the concepts and three views it promotes.

I hope Su Xiao and Luo Shao have a perfect ending

I really don't like the content setting. In the article, women can't live without men.

Seeing that he gave up in the middle and later stages, the relationship was too confusing, why couldn't Su Xiao choose Luo Yifan! My ex-husband is such an awkward person...