My Ex-Husband Wants to Have a Second Child

The story is written in reverse order, starting from the divorce, and then narrating their acquaintance, marriage, misunderstanding, and divorce. The story seems plain, but it is surprisingly attractive. Some people say that the heroine is the heroine, but they don't know much about their previous relationship. After all, it is in reverse order. It seems quite good, but knowing the misunderstanding between the two people feels okay and understandable. The male protagonist is good, but shouldn't such a cold-hearted president have a male assistant? 😄

The male and female protagonists are really super sweet and trust each other after they get married. The author continues to have high sugar content.

It is full of human fireworks, and writes about daily life in a very real and sweet way, without being ridiculous, giving people a sense of peace and tranquility in the years. Sisters who like sweet articles can read it. Evenly matched, running in both directions, the male protagonist dotes on the male protagonist, and the female protagonist also understands the male protagonist. It is not a mindless request for the male protagonist to dote on the female protagonist. Equal love is beautiful love.

I like this type of writing. It's so sweet. Please post more.

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The first two to three hundred chapters are good, but I don't feel like reading the rest! It's not necessarily good if it's too long or too twisty, it's too confusing!

The front part is fine, but when it comes to the daughter part, it stretches the crotch. It feels like a white lotus flower to me, very green tea.

I like articles like this. Please update more. It's not enough.

Chasing me for a long time! Finally finished chasing! It's beautiful. This is the most down-to-earth book. Although it may feel verbose in some places, it's also because of the meticulous writing and in-depth details! If you like meat, you should read it, the author is very brave in writing and has everything🥶

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