After the Divorce, Beautiful CEO, Don't Cry

The old mother-in-law's wife didn't believe that the male protagonist was so shameless that she even wanted to see a doctor when she saw that the male protagonist was a dog.

A perfect start and a perfect victory. No one should be able to imitate the pen of a ghost.

Chu Ruoxi actually got together with the protagonist again. This kind of duplicity is a bad book.

Novels without domineering protagonists are garbage

There should be no opinions on this novel

The protagonist deserves to be whipped since the senior sister

The genius doctor is a poor man

It's a bit nice because I watched it for so long. It's a pity it's unfinished To Samsung. One star because it was a bad ending and left many holes unfilled; one star because in the end a certain heroine was really taken away. The following contains spoilers. There are about 900 chapters in the book, and there is a huge difference between the genres before and after. At the beginning, I probably wanted to write about the master coming down from the mountain, and then a bunch of juniors and sisters, in short, the sect is reunited. But it soon transitioned into a divorce in the urban crematorium, where the husband was chased and the engagement was broken off. Then the first big thunder of this book appeared. Qin and Chu didn't officially break up until around chapter 250. The downside is that some readers think this is a manifestation of the male protagonist's "turtleness" and cannot endure more than two hundred chapters. (Personally, I hoped it would end as soon as possible so that I could continue reading. This was purely because I had seen more stupid people, so this level was too low.) The good thing is that the love triangle in more than two hundred chapters is relatively delicate. Emotional twists and turns in more than two hundred chapters are still rare. (At this point, Chu's fans have almost been screened out) From 250 to 413, the love triangle escalates. (Personally, I prefer Yan, so I still like this section very much.) It can be said that one wave has not subsided, and another wave has arisen. The conflict became more intense. What follows until about chapter 600 is the trip to southern Xinjiang and the underground palace in the desert. Personally, I don't like elements like poison. But the third heroine was introduced, and the relationship between Qin and Chu was full of twists and turns. When the original triangle became four corners, the situation got worse. It is worth mentioning that those chapters of hypnotic dreams made Chu a fan. The setting for the expansion of the underground palace is not used in the later stage. It is typical to dig a hole but not bury it. The dozens of chapters of provoking the eight major sects are very exciting. At this point the writing style turns into fantasy. Yan and the little princess hang up for a long time. Chu's occasional facial recognition scenes are limited. From about 640 to the finale in 908, the male protagonist is almost always in a state of panic. The upgrades when fighting monsters are too obvious and a bit tiring. If it's just one part of the book, then it's not a big problem. But the book sucked. One of the big surprises is Ji Ziye. Obviously this kind of play collapsed. I was willing to use hundreds of chapters to advance, but here I will be done with just a few chapters. In the later stage, any female character who has a few scenes in a few chapters is better than her, except Ling Guanghan. For this pair of sleeping dragons and phoenix chicks, I still use the same metaphor. A talking zombie and a painted-skin female ghost.

The ending was not written well.

It's outrageous. Another novel with a hasty ending. I have followed several novels about cultivating immortals like this. My junior sister Zixuan, when I saw Ruo Xi and Bai getting close, I was still looking forward to how Qin Zheng would win Ruo Xi's favor later.