Boss, Let’s Not Get Divorce.

Zheng Shu read a danmei novel with deep sadomasochistic love and was deeply impressed by a wealthy cannon fodder with the same name and surname as him. The cannon fodder is ignorant, arrogant and domineering, and suppresses the protagonist Shou beyond his means, and finally ends up being broken by the protagonist’s gong. In Zheng Shu’s view, this is completely avoidable! Because the young master has a domineering ex-husband, who was appointed by his father to be a business elite to manage the huge Zheng Group for him, and he is the only character that the protagonist in the book fears! It’s a pity that the young master left him for a little star. A car accident caused Zheng Shu to become this cannon fodder, and in the bright and clean CEO’s office, he wanted to divorce the big boss. ……hehe. He grabbed the divorce agreement and sent it directly into the shredder. He hugged his wife’s golden thigh with embarrassment, and said affectionately: “Honey, I don’t think our relationship has broken down, we can still fix it.” The original owner is so s*upid, but he is not s*upid, he is the winner in life if he lies flat, what more fancy things are needed? Not only will he, not divorce, but he will also be a good husband.

Original Publisher

Unknown

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Boss, Let’s Not Get Divorce. Okay, let's dive into "Boss, Let's Not Get Divorce." I went into this one looking for something fluffy and fun, and overall, I wasn't disappointed. It's definitely a novel where you can switch off your brain and just enjoy the ride, but there are a few things to consider before jumping in. ### First Impressions The premise is pretty standard transmigration fare: our MC finds himself in the body of a scum shou who's done a number on our ML. The story kicks off with the divorce papers already on the table, setting the stage for the MC's wife-chasing journey. It's a familiar setup, but I was intrigued to see how the author would handle the redemption arc. ### What Works Well The strongest point of this novel is undoubtedly the MC. He's described as a "sunny gem," and I have to agree. His efforts to win over the ML are genuinely entertaining, and I loved his shameless flirting and the way he'd use his wealth to smooth things over. Many readers praised the slow burn of the relationship and how the ML gradually melts from an ice block into a doting partner. The side characters were also a highlight for me. I appreciated how they were fleshed out and weren't just cardboard cutouts. The original protagonists of the novel the MC transmigrated into also weren't evil or villainous, which was a nice change of pace. ### Areas of Concern While I mostly enjoyed the fluff, I can see why some readers had issues. The MC's personality change is pretty drastic, and it does require a hefty dose of suspension of disbelief. It's understandable that the ML and other characters might be suspicious, but the lack of genuine questioning from everyone can feel a bit jarring. Also, the ending felt rushed to some, and there were a few plot holes that weren't fully addressed. It didn't ruin my overall enjoyment, but it's something to be aware of if you're looking for a tightly plotted story. ### Final Verdict Despite some minor flaws, "Boss, Let's Not Get Divorce" is a sweet and entertaining read. If you're in the mood for a fluffy romance with a charming MC and a melting iceberg ML, this one is definitely worth checking out. Just be prepared to embrace the cheesiness and not overthink the details too much!