Spring Is as It Was: After Her Divorce, She Becomes Her Ex-Husband’s Crimson Mole

The heroine is smart, brave, and non-love-minded, but the hero is quite suspicious. Is he sincere to the heroine? Despite the strong opposition of the heroine, he took the female protagonist as his concubine. After the heroine left, he became entangled with the heroine. He also made many high-profile displays of affection for the heroine, making the heroine even more jealous of the heroine and tried every means to hurt the heroine. It feels like the male protagonist has feelings for both the female protagonist and the female supporting character, but what he values ​​more is the family power behind the female protagonist and the female supporting character. In order to compete for the throne, he doesn't want to give up either the female protagonist or the female supporting character. So he can obviously find out the bad things done by the female protagonist, but he pretends not to know anything and lets the heroine and the female partner fight openly and secretly. In the end, it is he who benefits. Although the male protagonist treats the female protagonist very well later on, he prefers to watch the plot where the second male protagonist vents his anger on the female protagonist and violently tortures Bai Lianhua. Compared with the love of the male protagonist's scheming boy, the second male protagonist's love seems more enjoyable.

It's quite interesting. The male protagonist was annoying in the early stage, but later he was cleared up. It turned out that he married someone to repay his kindness and take care of his benefactor's sister. The second male lead and the female protagonist have a childhood friendship, and he has always protected the female protagonist. Unfortunately, the second male lead and the female protagonist are destined to have no connection.

I don't like this kind of mindless drama about favoring a benefactor. There are many ways to repay a favor, but I choose to marry my first wife as my wife and make my first wife my concubine. This is a disease of my brain. Although the female protagonist has brains and words, she actually forgives the male protagonist in the end. She almost died at the hands of the female partner so many times. The male protagonist defends the female partner every time, and then keeps saying that he has difficulties. He just wants to marry his benefactor while keeping his sweetheart as a concubine. Then he cannot protect his sweetheart and wants his sweetheart to understand him.

I gave up after reading dozens of chapters and couldn't stand it anymore.

The man is a scumbag and the woman is a bitch, they are a perfect match. In addition, I would like to say that the kindness and guilt that the male protagonist owes to others should not be repaid by wronging the female protagonist or allowing others to hurt the heroine without a bottom line. Whoever owes someone should repay it themselves.

I rowed and skipped and read some. Reading this kind of book completely lowers your IQ.