His White Moonlight Returned, and She Tore Up Their Billion-Yuan Marriage Contract

Male protagonist 2Z The female lead is a saint and acts like a masochist. Although these kinds of angst-filled novels are all similar, this one is basically a template. The character development is terrible, it's not interesting at all, and you can skip it.

Since the male lead explained the reason, the female lead should have told him about the second female lead's shameful deeds and their conversation, but she didn't say a word. She's intellectually deficient; how could she possibly be a lawyer? It's utterly ridiculous.

Isn't the female lead a bit too much of a show-off? Han Chuang's mother killed the female lead's biological mother, yet the female lead not only adopted Han Chuang but also got angry with the male lead when Han Chuang was kidnapped, and even complained that the male lead didn't rush to save Han Chuang. Is it really necessary? How can she have such deep feelings for the child who killed her mother? Haha, I really admire her magnanimity; she's so broad-minded.

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It turns out the second male lead is also a male hypocrite. I wonder what the female lead will think when she finds out that Bo Bailian and Bai Xue are in cahoots.

The female lead is love-struck and overly compassionate, while the male lead, under the guise of "unavoidable circumstances," repeatedly hurts her, even nearly causing her to lose her unborn twins. After their divorce, the female lead leaves pregnant, leaving the male lead filled with remorse.

The author's values ​​are still problematic. People should have a moral bottom line. Infidelity in marriage is unforgivable for a scumbag. Even if there are reasons, harm is harm. No wonder many women's lives are tragic.

It feels better