Report to Mr. Shaoqing: the Silly Wife Who is Happy is the Boss

The logic is too far-fetched and cannot be scrutinized at all. Even though he knew the heroine was a "fool", he didn't protect her and took her to a dangerous place. If it weren't for the heroine's ability to protect herself, an ordinary person would have fallen victim to it long ago. The same goes for the heroine. She can't understand how to act like a fool. She doesn't faint when she should. The male protagonist is already here, so can't she just pretend to be faint? She also took the initiative to expose herself, with such a big loophole, for fear that the male protagonist would not be able to discover her problem. Do you want to pretend to be a fool? The male protagonist's wife knew clearly that her stepmother and stepsister were vicious and her own mother had been killed, yet she still went there unprepared and even brought the "idiot" female protagonist with her. If something happened, she would only "feel scared". Seeing this is really too retarded, the lost brain suddenly came back, and I can no longer watch it anymore. The process of solving the case is protracted and the logic is not rigorous. There is always dialogue. The more you want to show the hero's wit, the more it seems that the hero is mentally retarded. If the author's logic cannot support it, he will cut the mess quickly. Don't keep smearing your hero. It made me black-eyed. Overall, it's okay. Among the articles I've read, the writing is considered passable. I've only read more than sixty chapters. But does the word count start to drop after more than sixty chapters? I was really disappointed, it didn't meet my initial expectations, so I gave it a low score.