I’m Thriving After the Divorce, and Mr. He Is Drowning in Regret

The female protagonist, Jiang Shuwei, is portrayed as successful. She has her own career, founded the Yimiaoran Studio, and is very hardworking and ambitious. The male protagonist, He, is a scumbag who sets obstacles for the female protagonist at every turn. In fact, I think that fidelity in marriage is a shared responsibility between husband and wife. Once this fidelity is lacking, all trust and promises will seem fragile and worthless. This book deserves its good reviews.

It's pretty good. I personally think it's better than the popular "Feng Zha Lin San"! The female lead is far superior to the one in Feng's novel. She doesn't tolerate or compromise with her ex-husband or her scumbag father. Especially with her scumbag father, she didn't give him a kind look from the beginning. Being kind to evil people is essentially foolish! The second male lead was also great! Overall, he deserves high praise!

Although the scene where the second male lead mistakes his savior for someone else is a bit silly, it's still a good watch overall. The female lead starts off a bit tearful, but later she gets over the scumbag and gradually becomes stronger.

Here's a heads-up: I used to think the second male lead's rise to power meant he firmly chose the female lead and stood by her side. But the so-called second male lead in this story is no different from a scumbag. Because he mistakenly believed the scheming woman was his savior, he hurt the female lead for her sake.

It's a good watch, the plot is great, the female lead is independent and not overly sentimental, and she's not swayed by the Nv Cha family. It doesn't give me heartache. Right now, I'm just waiting to see Qin's reaction when he discovers his savior is his sweetheart.

The second male lead takes over, and it's that tired old trope of him mistakenly admitting he saved someone else's life. He ignores the female lead's feelings, and even after breaking up with her, he still helps the female supporting character. Like the male lead's ex-husband, he's disgusting in his own way, essentially making the reader feel disgusted twice over.

The second male lead's successful rise to power is quite novel.

Sweet romance, stress-relieving, I liked the ending.

So weak

I honestly don't understand why so many people say it's good. Also, the author keeps showing a character who's not even a male lead, which I can't stand. I genuinely don't think it's good. I was misled by the comments. The female lead has a crush on a jerk for ten years, hahaha.