Her Husband and Son Favor Others, So This Virtuous Wife Is Done with the Family Compound

My summary of this book is that the heroine is a cheap female. No matter what happens, no matter how much hatred there is, it is not worth the small comfort of the hero. She will immediately sink into it and take off on the spot. She simply loves her so much that even though she always says she has given up, is heartbroken, and has no chance, she still hopes to give him a chance next time. There are many plots of couples communicating, especially "after divorce". Although on the surface it seems that the male protagonist is threatening and forcing him, in fact, the male protagonist just threatened him with two insignificant words. The female protagonist immediately relented and fell into despair quickly. How can she say that with such qualifications, she is still a heroine of sadistic novels. Post-composition is her home field. 😓

I don't like the characters of the male and female protagonists, who are all kinds of sadistic and deliberately intensify conflicts. The male protagonist is such a brainless guy, but he doesn't know how he got into the camp commander? The female protagonist has been reborn once, and she has been thinking about it every day. She keeps trying to abuse her again and again, and she can't stand it any longer, so she gave up.

It's rare to see such heartbreaking writing. . . The plot is that the heroine is tortured from beginning to end

I couldn't hold my breath while reading it. I skipped through 100 chapters and read more than 400 chapters. It's still the same virtue. Both the male and female protagonists are sick. Are all the high-ranking officers in the army like this? The author advises you to change your outlook. Anything positive is a bad style!

Ugly

There are so many chapters, the marriage has not yet been divorced, and the death in the previous life was not complete enough, right? As the author, do you think it is really mindless to write about this kind of emotion?

The male and female protagonists are written with only water in their brains. The male and female protagonists are disconnected in the first part, but the female protagonist in the second part immediately falls in love with the bodyguard. The key author also wrote that there are many high-quality men who like the female protagonist. Isn't this nonsense? If you insist on being with a bodyguard without considering others' feelings for you, isn't this a brain failure? Later in the writing, the heroine is not a good person from the perspective of others.

The heroine is someone who can be forgiven by others. She is not decisive at all. She is procrastinating. If she is divorced, she should stop contacting her. Why bother to take care of her? She owes a lot, so there is a reason why she died in her previous life.

You can take a look at the masochistic physique. Normal people should stay away. The three views are all crooked, especially the heroine is a bit mean.

The heroine is too bowed