
I’m a Born Tycoon, So What’s Wrong with Divorcing My Husband?
老娘首富之姿,休个夫君怎么了?
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 470k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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356Chapters
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873Must-read votes
9.5Score
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There are so many typos! What a departure!
Give a thumbs up to the indigenous heroine
Fine! The emperor was not only exonerated, but also became a wise king. This is different from other revenge stories about the eldest princess and the prince-in-law who were wronged for treason. This is completely a story about the heroine redressing the injustice of her parents. But it is precisely because of this that I felt lonely after reading it: a down-and-out prince (it seems he doesn't have a title yet? Forgot), an unfavored princess and a stupid prince. In the end, the most important thing to turn around is the emperor himself awakening the memory of his past life!
Revenge is lonely. You can kill them or make their lives worse than death. You have to let them go again and again. They deserve it.
There are too many typos, and compared to the scumbag, it feels like the heroine's family and the hero are not smart.
There are really too many typos, and there are either too many words or too few words. The author's Chinese teacher would cry bitterly after reading this.