Mr. Quan, Your Wife's Exes Are Here to Steal Her Away!

After being convinced, she will be killed every day, and the person who killed her can open a club.

This heroine looks so heartless and uncomfortable to watch.

It's very interesting but I hope Shen Yu and his father don't die😭The heroine is already miserable enough and the writing is too miserable😭I really hope their endings are good

I think it's pretty good-looking, but I don't think the back part is as good as the front one. I hope An Qian and Fu Si can resolve their misunderstanding and reconcile. I hope Shen Yu doesn't die and gets together with Zhan Shiyan. I hope Shuangshuang doesn't become too evil.

This is the first time my brother has commented on an author who writes a book. How did he write it? The plot is too confusing and the heroine is written without even thinking about it. Yes, bad review, bad review, bad review.

The plot is full of twists and turns. Read it carefully. It has a unique flavor. It's very interesting. It's a great book. I hope the update will be faster. Don't wait too long.

I really couldn't stand it when I saw it later. Why did two of the heroine's children appear? Aren't they already taken away? That's not how the screenwriter made up the plot. It's completely inconsistent.

Personal opinion: The plot is disgusting. It seems that everyone except the protagonist is bad. Boys are cowards and girls are whores. Moreover, the emotional lines of many CPs are also inexplicable. In the end, I couldn't follow it anymore. It felt like it ruined my outlook. I originally thought that the later plots would be better, but now I don't want to read it at all.

At the beginning, I thought the plot was interesting, but after reading more than 100 chapters, I couldn't continue. After reading more than 200 chapters, I couldn't describe what the editor was writing. It changed from writing a Chinese love drama to revenge for the mother, from revenge for the mother to foreign aristocrats, what kind of prince the male protagonist is, and now it also writes about what kind of rebel the heroine's brother is. Is this writing back to the Qing Dynasty? There is no more speechless work than this.

The first chapter is indeed quite fascinating, but the following is a routine. And when the heroine is self-certifying, she uses boiling water and cold water to soak Quan Ning's legs alternately. Is this really feasible? Although it is a novel, I think the writing of the heroine is a bit "sinister". Although the heroine was foreshadowed in the early stage as a strong-looking little white flower who is innocent and naive, but at this point I feel that it really damages the image. Moreover, the author's writing style is still very immature and needs to be improved. Come on.