Raising a Cute Wife

Why do I have this idea: Zhao Yiru, whom the male protagonist loved in his previous life, is like a woman who came from time-travel (I guessed based on how the male protagonist never thinks of Zhao Yiru after his rebirth). Zhao Yiru likes to dress up as a man and goes out to do business. She doesn't like sewing. Her wedding dress is made by others instead of her own hands... Isn't this really something that a time-traveling woman can do? For example, the heroine in this article is preparing to go out to do business in disguise. She has no talent in needlework and plans to let a maid do it for her. Really, when the heroine is planning to do something, she will remind the hero of Zhao Yiru in her previous life, so she wants the heroine to be obedient and ask her to learn piano, chess, calligraphy, and painting. Just to prevent him from being like Zhao Yiru. Apart from the huge difference in personality, what's the difference? The only difference is that the male protagonist doesn't yet know what the female protagonist will do.

One thing I don't understand is that the reborn male protagonist always compares Zhao Yiru, whom he liked in his previous life, with the female protagonist in this life, and then concludes that Zhao Yiru is not better than the female protagonist. His comparisons are too frequent, and they are all in the past life. If you want to say that Zhao Yiru is not good, you can directly say that she is not good, but you always compare. To be realistic, the female protagonist's behavior and temperament are definitely not the best in the whole world. There is someone better than the female protagonist. Does the male protagonist also have to compare? If you like it, you like it, if you don't like it, you don't like it. Do you have to compare it this way or that way? In general, just compare this often. I really can't accept it. It always gives me the illusion that, well, I can't put it in words, I just don't love the heroine enough. Maybe it's an illusion, maybe it's not. Of course, I didn't say that the author's writing was not good. The fact that the author could write it down like this is already remarkable in my opinion. After all, I know I can't do this myself. Anyone who writes fiction needs encouragement from readers. So, cheers up↖(^ω^)↗

I don't like the male protagonist, but I always feel like comparing the female protagonist to Zhao Yiru, and why the male protagonist is always in charge of the female protagonist and is not allowed to do this or that, and the female protagonist makes plans for her future, and besides, she likes to do business. Why should the male protagonist deprive the female protagonist of her right to freedom? The male protagonist keeps saying that he treats her as his daughter and subconsciously does things for the female protagonist that she does not like. But it's just my opinion, don't be angry, it's not that it's ugly, I think it's pretty good, after all, I can't write it out. Come on, work hard to write more perfect, come on

The male protagonist has some straight male cancer

Rereading it again, it is indeed better than some current novels.

It's very beautiful. I can calm down and read her book, which makes me very satisfied.

I feel like Third Senior Brother's relationship is a bit ridiculous

I really like this movie. The heroine looked so cute to me when she was little.

Very good, I watched it several times

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking