
After My Ex Broke My Heart, I Married a Billionaire Heir
被前任渣后,转身改嫁千亿继承人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- CEO & Elite Family Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
No longer available on Qimao since 24 Oct 2026. This page shows what we last saw there.
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490Chapters
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901Readers
19Must-read votes
8.0Score
15Ratings
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The plot is average. The male and female protagonists are separated and reunited and have conflicts. According to the words of the heroine's best friend in the play, even watching them have conflicts is numb. Personally, I think the biggest problem is that the author arranges awkward endings for the characters. It feels like he deliberately wants to give readers a surprise, without considering the reader's psychological involvement and the rationality of the character's personality. For example, the original female supporting character Yun Nuo was always a thorn in the side of the two, and was portrayed as a scheming woman who destroyed the male and female protagonists... She ended up having a relationship with the male supporting character and got pregnant. At this time, Yun Nuo was described as a silly Baitian who was more innocent and less scheming than the female protagonist. She fell in love with the male supporting character. The male supporting character originally also liked the female protagonist, but he also fell in love with her... Yun Nuo's mother was also the same, the author The character is always arranged to do things that are not good for her, but affect the relationship between the male and female protagonists, which is very inexplicable, such as secretly swapping the male and female protagonist's children. The story logic does not benefit her in any way. From the character itself, she would not do this. It is purely because the author cannot write anything else that makes the male and female protagonists reasonably conflict and can only write like this. Finally, the ending is about the two children of the male and female protagonists. The girl is adopted. At the beginning, I wrote about the brother and sister's pseudo-orthopedics... But as I watched, the brother fell in love with the blind date for no reason... I don't mean that I have to watch the pseudo-orthopedics, but there is a process. The relationship between the brother and sister disappeared in an instant, and the brother soon slept with the official match arranged by the author. At the beginning, the male and female protagonists were introduced, but halfway through the movie, they suddenly changed and it was difficult to switch... The whole article has this sudden feeling, which is very awkward...