After Sharing a Bed Only Twice in Three Years, He Begged Me to Stay When I Asked for a Divorce

The female protagonist is strong and independent, a career woman who is betrayed by her husband. Instead of being weak, she cuts her losses in time, dumps the scumbag, hires a lawyer to divide the property, and sees her slap the scumbag and the mistress. There is no love without a reason, nor is there hatred without a reason. The deeper a woman's love is, the more intense her hatred will be.

I was so engrossed in watching it that I forgot to eat and sleep. The plot was coherent, and the story was engaging and entertaining. I loved watching it.

This book is so frustrating. It's supposed to be a wish-fulfillment story, but one minute it's about getting a divorce, and the next it's about how she still gets attracted to handsome men. No wonder...

I sympathize with the female lead and watched the whole thing in one go. I hope she can get a divorce soon!

I hope the author can update more episodes.

This is hilarious. The female lead discovers her husband's infidelity and is torn between divorce and marriage. Then she sees him bringing his mistress to a meeting with foreign clients, introducing her as his wife. Upon seeing this, the female lead starts her whitewashing—"I had a reason, for my career. The mistress helps him sell jewelry and needs to be his wife." Is this even acceptable???

Will Pei Jingxing rise to power?

This book is so well-written; it always keeps my heart racing with every word.

It's good, fast-paced, and has no unnecessary dialogue.

This kind of novel is really to my taste. The male lead is a bit of a jerk, and there definitely has to be a dramatic "wife-chasing" arc later on.