
My Ex-Wife Is Hard to Win Back
前妻难哄
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 633k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- CEO & Elite Family Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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All-time: Clicks, Favorites.
274Chapters
250Clicks
4Favorites
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Ye Che's ending was so rushed; it left me feeling really bad. Could the author please write a sequel?
There are too few authors with sound values these days!
The writing style feels rather amateurish, giving me the impression of a student writing an essay.
Best friends can be good or bad; some are even the cause of divorce.
I've read too many stories about broken relationships being mended lately!
The ending was so rushed; the beginning was rambling and verbose. The ending was just so abrupt and speechless.
Of course it's hard to appease someone who's divorced; the woman has no self-respect.
The writing is good, and the male lead's scumbag nature isn't unforgivable.
In CEO romance novels, the CEOs are often rich but foolish, constantly being manipulated by seemingly innocent but actually manipulative women. Don't you think they deserve it? And the female lead—her life revolves solely around men. No matter how much she tries, she's like an unkillable cockroach, always clinging to them. So, there's always a reason why someone is pitiful; they don't treat themselves like human beings, they don't cherish themselves.
It was so good, but the ending for Ye Che felt a bit rushed; he could even forgive the woman who caused his imprisonment.