
After the Divorce, Her Ex-Husband Begs for Her Forgiveness
离婚后前夫向她服软
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 964k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- CEO & Elite Family Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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405Chapters
1.1kClicks
19Favorites
2Fans
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Was it necessary to create such a weak female lead?
How disgusting! I was looking for a story where the female lead doesn't turn back and the second male lead takes her place, but what a terrible novel they recommended to me!
The female lead is really unlucky to have encountered an author like this. I should have read the comments first; they were absolutely disgusting.
Looking at some of the current theories, I just want to say that novelists these days have warped values. The women they write about lack any real thought or understanding; as long as someone is rich, handsome, and a bit domineering, they can be forced into bed and slept with, regardless of what happened in the past. It really makes me think these authors need to cleanse their minds.
Reading this novel gave me one feeling: Bai Xufei and the Leng family, from the oldest to the youngest, are all dumber than Louis Vuitton.
Those who praise the book's brilliance are baffling. The female lead suffers so much in the beginning, with little explanation, and then it feels like she reconciles with the male lead! I never see the male lead showing any remorse or trust towards the female lead; it's all written inexplicably, leaving me completely confused. I'm dropping this book.
I feel like the female lead has a serious illness. She was abused and powerless in the beginning, and she never produced the evidence she had. She could have left but didn't, always saying she had a plan. In the end, she was suddenly hit and killed. Her brother went to the male lead's wedding ceremony with the other woman but didn't produce any evidence. I don't know why she deliberately left the evidence in the beginning. Was she going to come back in 5 years?
The male lead and his daughter are hugging and cuddling, and they're even getting married. If they can forgive and reconcile like this, then the female lead deserves all the suffering she's endured.
Is the male lead virgin? They're married, surely he hasn't slept with the second female lead yet?
The author of this negative review must be a student writing; I really don't know what they were thinking when they wrote such a terrible article.