His Dead Wife Returns and Wants No Part of Love: The Mad Chief Minister Loses His Mind Overnight

Most of the plot focuses on the grievances between the two countries, Da Li and Yueying. The male protagonist and the female protagonist don't have many scenes, but it can also be seen that the male protagonist is not only blind, but also pretending to be dead: even if he mistakenly regarded his benefactor as his enemy, others have already woken him up. He also knows that he wrongly blamed the heroine's father, but he still pretends that he is right; he keeps the female partner by his side, trying to blame the blindness on her to clear his name. Looking at what the female protagonist said, I feel like she is more responsible than the male protagonist: "Brother Xingzhou, why don't I come to help you? Admit it, you owe Jiang Yunqian all your life. No one has misled you, and no one has done anything to her. Don't want to transfer your regrets to me, don't even think about it! Even if you want me to be a villain, you have to remember that you will always be the big ghost behind it! Our hands are not clean!"

It's okay, but the writing is less. I love watching this kind of childhood sweethearts with all kinds of misunderstandings and extreme abuse! I like it so much. In this kind of novel, the male protagonist always abuses the female protagonist without getting to the bottom of it, and ends up chasing his wife to the crematorium. . . Fortunately, this is Shuangjie!