After listening to Xu Jieâs narration, the audience had different feelings.
"Turns out even someone wealthy like Brother Xu can encounter such situations. Now I feel more balanced."
"What the hell? Whatâs going on here, is Brother Xuâs wife also pregnant before marriage and had a child with her first love?"
"This is really a sad thing! Side-eyed smile."
"Bro, take comfort and things will turn out alright! Living well together is better than anything else."
"In this situation, it depends on whether you can accept it. If you can, grow old together; if not, break it off."
"It depends if the other person intentionally hid it from you. If they informed you in advance, thatâs not too bad. The most despicable are those like this woman who hid everything from Old Xu."
"So it was indeed because of the child issue that led to the divorce!"
"Brother Xu just mentioned the first reason, whatâs the second?"
"Just this one reason is enough, why need a second one?"
"Itâs a pity; rare to find a woman with a shared topic with Brother Xu, yet it still ended in divorce."
"I say, the woman should have been truthful from the start, isnât this pure pitfall for godfather?"
"Good kid, quickly call me uncle!"
"Makes sense, if she couldnât have children, she shouldâve informed before marriage. But she not only didnât say it, she later brushed off Brother Xu for two years. She definitely did it intentionally!"
"Hey... Brother Xu, could you give me your second ex-wifeâs contact information? Itâs not that I want to live off her; I simply donât like kids."
"Alright, who couldnât see through your thoughts?"
"Wow, you actually saw my intention? You also want to recognize Old Xuâs second ex-wife as your godmother?"
"Hmm? Isnât it about living off her, how did it become recognizing a godmother?"
"Come on, an unexpected path!"
"Youâre like a cow doing a headstandâbullishly beyond the sky!"
Looking at the endless stream of bizarre comments, Xu Jieâs slightly low mood also improved a lot.
After adjusting his emotions, he continued: "As for the second reason for my divorce with her..."
"Itâs because I discovered she is a real workaholic!"
"Usually, I thought I was already quite a workaholic myself."
"In the eyes of my first ex-wife, I was merely a dull man who only knew about work."
"But after marrying her, I realized that I canât be considered a workaholic at all."
"Because she could spend all her time, except for sleeping, on work."
"Going to work earlier than me, leaving later than me, even when I wanted to invite her out to watch a movie or date, she kept postponing."
"At this point, I finally felt what my first ex-wife felt..."
Xu Jie said while shaking his head with a bitter smile.
He then sighed and said: "After having a candid talk, we both chose to divorce amicably."
"I wanted something she couldnât give, and what she wanted to do, I couldnât accompany."
"So, we just had to wish each other well."
"And these two consecutive failed marriages almost made me completely lose faith in marriage."
"In the following years, I stayed single."
"Even if the elders at home urged me to go on blind dates, I always found an excuse to evade."
"I initially thought I would remain single for life."
"When the time was right, I planned to go to an orphanage to adopt a few children to fulfill my original wish..."
After Xu Jie finished talking, the audienceâs comments filled the screen again.
"If Brother Xu truly wants to adopt kids, maybe consider me?"
"How old are you, already wanting to be someoneâs child?"
"I just turned eighteen this year..."
"Brother Xu is single, and Iâm single... Rounding it off, Iâm a successful person too?"
"Heâs single because he doesnât want to find a woman, and youâre single because you canât find a woman, is that the same?"
"Wow, this blow goes straight to the soul!"
"Didnât Brother Xu think about finding another one?"
"Yeah, find someone who can have kids!"
"Learn from the experiences and lessons of the two ex-wives and just find another one."
"Cough... havenât you noticed Brother Xu seems not yet satisfied?"
"What do you mean? Thereâs a third one coming up?"
"With Old Xuâs charisma and looks, along with his family background and personal wealth capacity, I bet thereâd at least be two more after this!"
"Sounds about right, if there were only two ex-wives, he wouldnât have specifically come to the live stream looking for Old Daoist for fortune-telling."
"666666! No wonder good real estate is so scarce now, turns out someone monopolized them!"
"Good apartment layout, nice school district, good location, all seem to be grabbed in advance."
"Actually itâs alright, in the end didnât they still swap them out for you guys?"
"A house swapped around becomes a second-hand house, doesnât it?"
"Thatâs naturally a second-hand house, just like a car, once owned itâs a used car!"
"Actually second-hand houses are okay, whatâs crucial is when second-hand houses want the price of a first-hand house."
"Right, and some second-hand houses even had someone die in them, and the owner didnât say, just deceivingly trying to sell you at a high price."
"Nowadays second-hand houses are everywhere, their quality varies greatly, and yet thereâs still someone inflating second-hand house prices, seriously makes one speechless."
"You donât understand some buyersâ needs, they donât care if itâs a second-hand house, if the renovation has issues, or if someone died inside, as long as they buy a second-hand house, theyâre considered home owners!"
"More frighteningly, even after you buy a house, the ownership might not be yours."
"What about selling a house twice?"
Xu Jie glanced at the comments, surprised at this groupâs associative ability.
However, given his situation, he didnât need to worry about second-hand house issues.
Of course, being deceived would be a different matter.
He sipped some tea to moisten his throat and then continued: "After me staying single for a few years, my parents couldnât take it anymore."
"They didnât like seeing me live alone, always liked forcing me to go on blind dates, to find a girlfriend."
"Regarding blind dates, it was still the same situation as before."
"Only difference was the blind date candidates changed from my peers to my niecesâ and nephewsâ generation..."
At this point, he chuckled: "Such blind dates always give me the feeling of an old cow eating young grass."
"Iâm a bit resistant but I also didnât want to defy my parentsâ wishes."
"Because I didnât want to see them frowning and sighing over my personal problems."
"During the blind dates with the younger generation, I discovered that I was really outdated, completely couldnât keep up with the minds of the younger generation."
"But obviously, Iâm only in my thirties, not considered old, so how did I get inexplicably discarded by the times?"
"Just when I understood there was a generational gap between me and the younger generation, I met her..."