The Young Wife Wants a Divorce, and CEO Chi Becomes a Hopeless Romantic Overnight

Didn't the heroine say she was pregnant? Can I still do surgery for acute appendicitis? Is there no examination required for surgery? Are all doctors pigs? Isn't it necessary to sign for surgery? The heroine was confused and didn't remind the doctor about her pregnancy. Asking the doctor to hide it, it was all written in such a confusing way that it was difficult to understand.

Beautiful! Second brush! It was a little annoying at first, so I didn't give it a good review, but if you read it patiently, it's actually great! This type of novel has its own characteristics. The male protagonist is tough-talking, and the female protagonist doesn't tolerate him!

The female protagonist keeps saying she wants a divorce, but she is moved by the male protagonist's kindness. The male protagonist is also smart enough. Can't she understand the Green Tea Bitch's intentions? I'm really speechless. Are you afraid of losing the baby if you go to bed even though you are pregnant? Pregnancy with a baby from start to finish. It's still a long time to get divorced. If the hero really cares about the heroine, then he should know his feelings after the divorce and pursue his wife. How angry has the heroine been in front of the hero and the green tea bitch? Why don't you get divorced and keep it for the New Year?

Jumping to the finale, the heroine was pregnant from the beginning until the finale. Is she pregnant with Nezha?

The heroine is like a stupid pig. She is pregnant with a whole book. It's so cool. Is it Nezha? Her belly hasn't gotten bigger yet, but there are a lot of bad things. The heroine keeps saying she wants a divorce, and she softens her heart just because the hero gets better. The hero also has no brains🧠😓😓😓

I had an affair with Green Tea for hundreds of times until it was almost over. Taking care of Green Tea and abandoning his wife, belittling and doubting his wife when something happens, and finally clearing him up are all to create a false impression to protect his wife. . . The logic is touching.

This female protagonist should be ignored by the male protagonist and made green by green tea. I am really speechless after watching this.

The heroine and the hero are just as crazy as each other. There's nothing interesting about it. It doesn't feel good even if it's not being tortured. It's like it's pieced together from several versions of the novel.

Why doesn't this heroine leave him? I was so convinced that the breasts of everyone watching were nodules. Is he such a love brain that he forgave the male protagonist so easily? The male protagonist beat her face so many times and she was so convinced

This heroine is really stupid, confident, and has double standards. That's not to say that the male protagonist is okay, but the female protagonist is really brainless. I fall for the same trick over and over again, but never learn to take precautions. The last time I was fooled, it was the other party who was bad. If I was fooled so many times, it was the heroine who was stupid. Moreover, every time the male protagonist asked her why or wanted to explain, she always had something to hide, and in the end she just said, "Why do you believe her or not me!" The question is, isn't trust mutual? Doesn't the heroine herself not trust the hero? And if you really trust the male protagonist, you should tell him the truth and then the two of you can solve it together. She can not trust others, but others must trust her unconditionally. Isn't this a double standard?