When the Contract Ended, He Left. His Ex-Wife Regretted It as She Raised Their Child

The story is very chaotic, lacking logic, and ends abruptly. The protagonist only needs to suffer in the end, while the clown, a supporting character, has much more to consider.

The lines are very simple and the writing is childish. The characters lack any distinctive features. Qiu Le is afraid to make their relationship public because she's afraid her father will find out (since both are unmarried). I don't understand the logic behind this.

Is there something wrong with his chapter? Something seems off.

It's absolutely terrible, so why does it have such a high rating?

This is completely irrelevant; I have no idea why it was recommended. It's ridiculous!

This protagonist is just as pathetic as you.

A man who wants a woman but not children is also a scumbag.

One well-written point later on is that the ex-wife wants to remarry not because of feelings, but because the male protagonist has become a wealthy young master, unlike some books that deliberately omit this.

One moment she's at a banquet, being introduced to all sorts of people by her father, and the next she's hiding her identity to start from scratch at a branch office.

You can tell from the title of this novel that the male protagonist is a spineless coward.