Countdown to Fake Death: Ex-Husband's Son Kneels Down to Beg for Forgiveness

It's generally good-looking, but what makes it good-looking is that in order to leave, the heroine did not fiddle with the umbilical cord relationship between the property division and her son, and decisively faked her death to leave. It's usually an emotional issue, the ambiguity comes too quickly, and the relationship seems to flow seamlessly. The female supporting role is pretty good, and she doesn't force her wits. My ex-husband feels like he has been forcibly reduced to his wits, and his ex-mother-in-law writes like a brainless and vicious mother-in-law. Book friends, if there are people who understand the law, can you explain the mystery that the heroine in the book faked her death without receiving the divorce certificate, and the household registration department did not cancel it. The relationship with Qin Zhouchuan can be regarded as a married couple or a divorced relationship.