[Sweet pet + Marriage first, love later + President's strong vest + daily doting on his wife]
In order to get a gift of 200,000 yuan, he performed an operation on the eldest sister who had cancer during pregnancy.
Chen Yuan agreed to marry Aunt Xia's son, Fu Jingting.
A piece of paper agreed that the marriage would be divorced in three months.
Unexpectedly, Mr. Fu, who seemed indifferent and distant, turned into super glue in an instant.
Wherever she goes, he follows.
What shocked her the most was that she had agreed to live in a middle-class family.
How did you become a billionaire by living a simple life?
The day the boss' waistcoat was exposed, Chen Yuan left him a divorce agreement and disappeared into the crowd.
Fu Jingting panicked.
Major media outlets rushed to report that the mysterious heir to the Fu family had surfaced.
"Honey, I was wrong, please come back!"
Chen Yuan: "Humph."
The little thing in Chen Yuan's belly: "Hmph, hum, hum."
There are more than a hundred chapters. The ex-husband appears in almost every chapter, more than the male protagonist. Although they were divorced at the beginning, they pop up from time to time, which is very disgusting. A qualified ex should be as if he is dead. What the author says is different from what he thinks in his heart.
No? How much does the author like her ex-husband?
The second male lead has already been officially matched, so why should the first male actor be so jumping up and down?
Not recommended. After the divorce, my ex-husband still keeps doing all kinds of tricks and taking advantage of others. His strength is just for show. He doesn't know how to give me a slap in the face?
The ex-husband's brother acted like the male protagonist, and I couldn't stand it after watching it halfway through.
I felt pretty good at the beginning. The setting of the heroine is very attractive. After reading about a hundred chapters, the description of Xie was pretty good. I tolerated typos and misused idioms. What I really couldn't bear was that the readers clearly reminded me from the beginning that there was something in the Taoist Temple. I didn't correct it until about two hundred chapters (I forgot which chapter it was). I gave up halfway but because of the setting of the heroine, I still wanted to read it, so I continued reading. The ages of the characters are inconsistent, okay, just keep it in mind. I can't stand how you can describe the male protagonist in such a disgusting way. The male protagonist is so perverted in the author's writing (personal experience). He is a follower, a yandere, and everyone would be jealous. The biggest failure of this book is the ex-husband and Xie. It grossed me out. It was a pity to abandon it because it was tasteless. In the end, it failed in more than 400 chapters.
I picked it up after reading so many reviews. After reading dozens of chapters, I just couldn't stand it anymore.
Why do you look so frustrated when you look at this?
I don't really like the male protagonist's character
As long as the male protagonist is not this ex-husband, if he just looks back and looks down on the female protagonist, she has spent seven years in her life and lost her mind, then there is no way to save her.
There are more than a hundred chapters. The ex-husband appears in almost every chapter, more than the male protagonist. Although they were divorced at the beginning, they pop up from time to time, which is very disgusting. A qualified ex should be as if he is dead. What the author says is different from what he thinks in his heart.
No? How much does the author like her ex-husband?
The second male lead has already been officially matched, so why should the first male actor be so jumping up and down?
Not recommended. After the divorce, my ex-husband still keeps doing all kinds of tricks and taking advantage of others. His strength is just for show. He doesn't know how to give me a slap in the face?
The ex-husband's brother acted like the male protagonist, and I couldn't stand it after watching it halfway through.
I felt pretty good at the beginning. The setting of the heroine is very attractive. After reading about a hundred chapters, the description of Xie was pretty good. I tolerated typos and misused idioms. What I really couldn't bear was that the readers clearly reminded me from the beginning that there was something in the Taoist Temple. I didn't correct it until about two hundred chapters (I forgot which chapter it was). I gave up halfway but because of the setting of the heroine, I still wanted to read it, so I continued reading. The ages of the characters are inconsistent, okay, just keep it in mind. I can't stand how you can describe the male protagonist in such a disgusting way. The male protagonist is so perverted in the author's writing (personal experience). He is a follower, a yandere, and everyone would be jealous. The biggest failure of this book is the ex-husband and Xie. It grossed me out. It was a pity to abandon it because it was tasteless. In the end, it failed in more than 400 chapters.
I picked it up after reading so many reviews. After reading dozens of chapters, I just couldn't stand it anymore.
Why do you look so frustrated when you look at this?
I don't really like the male protagonist's character
As long as the male protagonist is not this ex-husband, if he just looks back and looks down on the female protagonist, she has spent seven years in her life and lost her mind, then there is no way to save her.