After Becoming the Villain's Ex-Wife, I Set Out to Clear My Name

I should have read this book before, but I can't remember it. It's very interesting from beginning to end. The plot is wonderful and different. The male and female protagonists are very cute and get along well with each other. There are no chapters that can be discarded. The whole text is wonderful, 9.6 Points. Great!

The heroine is really good at doing business one after another, but the heroine's cheap mother is not necessary. The old lady's cousin killed her biological parents with her own hands and seduced her daughter's husband. The heroine actually forgave her cousin. It really didn't matter if she was not the one who died. And the emotional line of the hero is really impressive. The male and female protagonists are sleeping in the same bed. The hero is so obvious. The heroine thought she was the hero's confidant. Whose confidant sleeps in the same bed? I'm really convinced. The emotional line between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is very well written, and it comes naturally. But the emotional line between the female protagonist is a piece of shit, and the Virgin Mother. The article always says that the original female protagonist is super favored, but she changed to a different person. She doesn't even know if this is true love. I always feel a little wrong, and my mother knows it right away.

I have read them all and will give my review. It's great. I always like to jump while reading this book. I almost didn't jump during this book. I read it patiently.

Is the male protagonist a king with a different surname? The emperor always said nephew, and the princess called cousin, which made me a little confused. The emperor also said that he had the same mother as the old Prince Ning, so he was born to the Queen Mother. How could the Queen Mother remarry? I was wondering?

Many people say that Yao Xinyu should have died a long time ago, but I think she is the main heroine in the original book. It would be really weird if she died easily. The book also said that she has the aura of a heroine, and with her deep scheming, anyone can take advantage of her. It would only be after such a person dies early that her aura of being a heroine becomes ridiculous. The part where the emperor died was also quite realistic. Although the male protagonist's parents were framed, the final order was given by the emperor. Without his suspicion, the male protagonist's parents would not have died, so he deliberately arrived late, resulting in the emperor being killed. I think it is quite reasonable. But the two princesses died, which was such a pity, and there were a lot of typos in the book. Although it didn't affect the content, it was still quite uncomfortable. Overall, it's pretty good. It's a bit outrageous in the early stage, but not so routine in the later stage. I feel that the court strategy in the later part is better than the previous one.

I can't stand it anymore. Is there something wrong with the author's three views? What is a villain? The villain must be the bad side. It is right to follow the villain. I can't stand this three views. I abandoned the article.

I think if he is the main villain in the book, why should he be saved? Isn't it better if the villain is dead? The hero shouldn't be written as the villain, he should be the party of justice.

An exiled person is very high-profile in everything he does and shows off at every turn. His ability is limited and it is not logical at all.

The story is okay, but there are too many typos. The most annoying thing is that the names of the main characters are not written properly, and they are replaced by young people from time to time. The young people sometimes refer to this person, and sometimes they refer to another person. . . The key is that the people described are all young people. . . . . I don't know what it's referring to, it's easy to make people laugh.

Isn't it said that the male protagonist's martial arts are unfathomable? After recovering his martial arts, he did not show any strength, so he stayed at home. The female protagonist kept making money. She knew that Yao Xinyu was a very scheming person, and she was plotted and assassinated so many times. Why didn't she take the initiative to fight back once? There is also Wei Ning, whose family was destroyed and thousands of brothers died. After changing his appearance, he did not seek revenge but remained dormant. The plot was so bland that he couldn't stand it.