Make Do with It

Just tell me what I think about the male and female protagonists! I think the male protagonist is too tepid. I always feel like he just lets things take their own course. He has no emotional ups and downs at all. His love for the female protagonist is not passionate. He didn't show reluctance when the female protagonist divorced him. He didn't show nervousness when the female protagonist disappeared or died. He didn't show much excitement or desire to save the heroine after seeing her two years later. It was always the heroine who talked about marriage, divorce, and remarriage. He was too calm. Such a man sometimes really feels itchy, and always gives the impression that he doesn't care. The heroine has a good personality and handles things very rationally. When she learned that her marriage was a scam, she worked hard to take every step and divorced calmly. After she reunited with the hero, she thoughtfully considered getting back together. Maybe if her father hadn't introduced her to a bad guy, she wouldn't have thought of remarrying so quickly! Why go with someone you don't know if you just make do with everyone? Her mentality is also negative! Some relationships are not necessary for you, it's just that you haven't met the next happiness yet!

The author's writing is really good, the story concept is novel, the narration is natural and vivid, and the plot is exciting and twists and turns. If I were the heroine Mu Xiaobai, I would not choose to remarry. Maybe my thoughts are a little selfish, because after all, there is a child in the middle, but everything Xiaobai suffered was always given by Qiao Zhaosen. A marriage full of deception and calculations, three years of separation from close relatives and flesh and blood, and the confusion of losing memory in three years. Isn't this painful? Shouldn't the person who made the mistake be held responsible? Can just saying 'I love you' erase all the hurt? Then this love is too cheap, at least you have to torture the scumbag, otherwise it will be a bit difficult to let go!

I like the scene where the two meet at the back door.

The title of the novel is correct, so just make do with it!

This story is quite relevant. The contradictions are tangled, repeated, and entangled. You really have to make do with it in order to survive. From the careful planning before and after the first marriage, to the loss of the loved one after the divorce, to the regaining of the lost love, worrying about gains and losses, to the final reunion. Qiao Zhaosen's life has been full of ups and downs. I hate seeing Mu Xiaobai suffer betrayal from her lover, lose her memory and be looked down upon by others. Fortunately, we were able to reunite in the end. 🫠So the center of this story is about abusing your wife for a moment of pleasure and chasing her to the crematorium.

Nice

It's true to its name, just make do with it.

Just make do with it

The title of the book is "Jianjiu", but the content is not "Jianjiu" at all. Very pretty!