On Their Wedding Night, Her Husband Was Called Away by His Widowed Sister-in-Law, So She Decided to Divorce Him

The writing is not very good, and there are too many colloquial words, which greatly affects the reading experience. "Take that breakfast", "Stand on those high heels", "I still have a job" and so on, there are so many, I don't want to read any more•ᴗ•💧

The writing style is average, the content is too wordy, and it belongs to a wealthy family. I wrote 20 chapters to solve the problem of widowhood, but it still hasn't been solved. The same problem comes back and forth, which makes me angry. Some sentences are not smooth, which greatly affects the readers' reading.

The heroine also looked a little angry when the thunder was loud and the rain was useless.

Watched 16 and skipped to the end. I can't stand it anymore. I was playing a WeChat mini-game and reading this article promoted by an advertisement. The clip was okay at the time, but the results turned out to be a complete mess.

The heroine is really a little pretentious, she really treats the hero as a Japanese, and I don't know how good the hero is going to be to him. She keeps emphasizing how hard her last marriage was to her, but didn't she dislike other people in her last marriage? The male protagonist helped her solve many problems. It's really hard to stand it 😉

Sometimes the heroine will suddenly act stupid. After reading seventy or eighty chapters, she is just feeling cowardly. Her best friend's parents are right. People like the heroine cannot help. She calls her best friend all the time when she gets divorced. Her best friend is thrown into the soup by her ex-husband. If the soup is hot and her face is disfigured, can this friendship still be written down? I also let the family members go a few times. I don't think the heroine should resist anymore.

The plot is okay, but there are too many colloquialisms. I read more than 50 chapters and was persuaded to quit by the colloquial "Well, that is to say..." Colloquialism.

I have never read such an ugly novel. Rory is so verbose. He always writes those few words. This, that, that's it. Pick up that phone. What else? Don't give me this, don't give me that. What's the oral habit or some dialect? Can you write novels in Mandarin? It's really uncomfortable to read. The plot is also very ink, and there is no solution over and over again. It's left to those people to manipulate. They also label it as "slap in the face and abuse the scum" and "chasing the wife in the crematorium". I haven't seen any reversal. It's not a cool article. After reading Wohuo, I immediately abandoned the article😅😅😅

I don't know who the author is from, and where he got so many words for "yes". I only see two words in the whole article, which makes it uncomfortable to read.

The plot is dragging, the heroine has no courage, she is both pretentious and upright, and it is a bit disgusting.