Wife, Don't Even Think About Running Away

The heroine came back from a business trip and met the hero and the second girl in bed, with their underwear undone, and they reconciled without explanation. Forgive me for not understanding this sentimental concept.

After getting married, you still bring your ex home to sleep with you. No matter what the outcome, you still think you are a scumbag.

It's really disgusting, such a scumbag male and female protagonist can be tolerated

Everyone has the right to pursue true love, but please, if you are still married and ask for a divorce, then you can't help yourself, and you really hate the male protagonist's behavior, but you are easily forgiven. What kind of values ​​are you trying to convey? I would like to ask, can a man forgive a woman who is caught bringing her lover home? Maybe the author is a man or a defender of men's rights? After reading this book, I immediately felt that women are being discriminated against. Are there no men left in the world? Isn't it disgusting for the heroine to share a toothbrush with someone else?

I really want to beat up the male protagonist

Why are men mean and women are meaner?

I have read many books by Wu Qingying, and QQ Reading has deleted some of them, making the story incoherent and speechless. There are many situations in this book that are not explained, such as how the female protagonist ended up on the big bed in the male protagonist's house, and why both the male protagonist and the female protagonist were disheveled. For example, others said that the male protagonist and the female protagonist shared a room while on a business trip. Does changing the bed mean you have truly changed your mind? Regarding the financial strength of the male protagonist, changing beds is just a show. The female protagonist is heartbroken and wants to separate, but the male protagonist can force her to have sex without any explanation. Is this rape? The female protagonist is cowardly, the male protagonist is wavering, and there is an evil mother-in-law who threatens the male protagonist with her illness because of her paranoia, but forgets to ask him "what he wants." In the end, it's a miracle that the male and female protagonists are still together. I gave it 4 points because I'm not used to giving it three points or less. In my case, 5 points is good and 4 points is bad.

There's a chapter missing, it's incoherent.

Although I really like Wu Qingying's books, this one really feels... Have many chapters been deleted? Can the author complete and update it?

Originally, the story was good, but the author's writing style cannot be complimented. It felt a bit inexplicable, and the male protagonist was too cheap.