Married Again in the Seventies: My Scumbag Ex-Husband Loses Control

This book is also called "The Scoundrel's Little Lovely Wife" It's really good-looking. It's not the kind of book where a scumbag cheats on Zhang Fei from the beginning, and the husband's family and the educated youth get the better of him. The former husband's family are very good, they have very upright views, the plot is very compact, and the male protagonist has a very high appearance rate. Unlike other books, the male protagonist is like a sideshow.

Don't look, don't look, don't look, I'm speechless, I'm so spoiled by the plot. The main plot of the heroine is not about raising children or making money, but she has been entangled with her ex-husband. She held hands with her ex-husband as soon as she held her hand. They held her hand more than a dozen times, struggled with her for dozens of chapters, and searched for her dozens of times. The heroine doesn't know how to hit people or say she is married. She has always been with her ex-husband. The male protagonist needs to hide it from the female protagonist. She won't tell her that she is married and remarried, but she won't tell her who her husband is. He keeps talking to his ex-husband. It's like a retard. There is no nutritious plot. The previous chapters are all about the ex-husband's entanglement and abandonment.

It's true that I won't look back, but it's quite annoying that my ex-husband keeps bouncing around. I can't stand it and I can only give it a so-so

No matter how many twists and turns life has, you should move forward bravely and you will see a different scenery.

It's quite good, but the male protagonist's father's twin uncles are written so well. The male and female protagonists, as well as the relatives and friends around them, are all very powerful and sassy. But the last 100 or so chapters are too much chicken soup, and the female protagonist can be a psychiatrist. Happy ending

Everything is fine, except that the ex-husband is like a piece of shit plaster that cannot be shaken off, and the male protagonist is like a #** who is in heat anytime, anywhere.

It's sarcastic without being repetitive, the plot is compact without being procrastinating, and it's not abusive. It's so good to watch.

So verbose

Scumbags should get divorced, and they should show off during their second marriage🤓🤓🤓

This one is quite difficult to evaluate. It looks pretty good. But it turned into a suspense drama for a long time in the middle. The author, Goldfinger, forcibly derailed his ex-husband for ten years. It would be more acceptable to write that my ex-husband was raped.