After Faking My Death, My Ex-Husband Begged Me to Remarry Him

But the only thing is that there are too many female supporting characters. The plot repeatedly abuses the female protagonist. It's a bit unbearable. What's even more unbearable is that it hasn't been explained yet whether the child belongs to the male protagonist. I really can't accept that one party is unclean. Of course, this only represents my personal opinion. If you don't like it, just pretend you haven't seen it. There is no need to fight me back and forth.

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Love means being together well. The hero and heroine should cherish each other and stop hurting themselves and each other.

Highly recommended 👍

Wonderful plot

Let's talk about the heroine first. After all, she is a genius doctor, but she turns into an idiot when facing the male protagonist. She occasionally makes a guest appearance as a neurotic shrew, who gets angry and explodes at every turn. Is this a menopausal heroine? Let's talk about the male protagonist. The cool and cool CEO was suddenly written as an unreasonable guy with a negative IQ, low EQ, and a bit of a mania. Let's talk about the timeline, it was five years at the beginning... Then it inexplicably turned into six years, and there was an inexplicable dead child in the middle... The timeline is confusing, the storyline is incoherent, the scene jumps every minute, and it's a mess. It just makes readers look like fools. Are so many good book reviews done by elementary school students? At least the author used his care to at least make the timeline, the male and female protagonists, and the storyline smoother...

Can't fault it

Beautiful and wonderful writing

When I first watched it, I felt that the male protagonist was too scumbag, he ignored the female protagonist, and was involved with the mistress. The angry female protagonist faked her death and ran away with the ball. After the female protagonist returned with her two children, the female protagonist began to commit suicide. The male protagonist took her as the priority in everything, and risked her life many times to save the female protagonist, causing the male protagonist to lose his memory three times. One amnesia in a person's life is enough. The male protagonist had to undergo surgery three times, and the female protagonist tortured him all over his body. She was also suffering from severe depression. When the hero saved the heroine from the brink of death, the heroine was so moved that she cried bitterly. After the hero recovered from his injuries, the heroine gave him a cold face and ignored him. The heroine was also engaged and married to another man. Even though it was all fake, it still caused a lot of harm to the hero. Isn't depression caused by these? The heroine didn't let the hero get married until the very end. I think she might not be able to survive if she didn't get married. The heroine might really lose him if she plays again. Also, the further you go, the more typos you get. A complete sentence is either too many words, too young, or full of typos. Overall, the content of the novel is good, but I hope the author will be more serious about writing so many typos. Is it worthy of readers like us who wake up early and stay up late to read your work?

Perfect! Emotional and reasonable, the sound moves people's hearts.