After the Divorce, He Married His Ex-Wife's Aunt

It's quite normal, it's just a normal urban story about writing a song and copying the father, and then the ex goes crazy and regrets begging to get back together. The male protagonist doesn't want to look back. The choice of partner is interesting. Auntie, there is a sense of immorality. There is no particularly bad point. It's just a normal plot. The relationship between the male and female protagonists develops very slowly. It's worth watching.

I've caught up with the latest chapter. Let's talk about my opinions. The book is not bad. It's a classic Goldfinger entertainment series, but the character portrayal is very good. The pace of the article is moderate and not laggy. Everyone has their own style and characteristics. However, I can't think of how the male and female can break the shackles of the previous relationship. I'm looking forward to it.

The plot is quite good

It's cool, although it's still a fixed routine, but without feeding💩 it's already better than most novels Now that the culprit has been killed, next are the boss and the Tang family.

Plain and simple, no bullshit or verbosity. I can barely watch it anymore. Seven Cats Novels, it's really hard to find novels that don't contain long-winded nonsense.

What do you call uncle? I don't know where the author is from. If it doesn't work out, just spend a dollar on a rocking car and study hard.

The romance drama is written like a bloody drama, and the artist has no basic qualities at all. A group of big names are blasting each other on a variety show, but if you think about it, you know it's impossible. More than 400 chapters later, my ex-wife is still fighting and arguing. I'm really tired of it.

Wrote nonsense, not serious at all

It's very interesting to watch, the plot line is clear, and there are a lot of villains. The author should hurry up and write the villains to death🙃🙃🙃🙃

I have always wanted fame and status, but in reality it is not that easy. I have been hacked. I always pretend to be aloof when something happens, and passively wait for things to pass or others to help me.