I Have a Loving Wife in the Great Tang

A sad thing. All my manuscripts were stored in Feilu Assistant before. After the website crashed, all the manuscripts in the Assistant were gone. Let me cry for a moment...! I just temporarily re-wrote a chapter but it can't be uploaded. The editor said that it may take two days to recover. Don't panic. The author will never stop updating. When it recovers, he will make up all the updates in the past two days!!!

It's becoming more and more shameless. Feilu is basically ghost-written now that it's on the shelves, and I won't read it after it's on the shelves in the future.

Changsun Sheng is Changsun Wuji's father, okay? How do you call him his son? Can the author take a break when writing? Don't write nonsense.

Since he is a maniac who dotes on his wife, it is best to only accept one, torture*, show affection, and let others envy, jealousy, and hate. Don't be like other works, where you take this princess home and take another maid, and then take another lady from aristocratic family. It's annoying to watch. It seems like this routine over and over again.

I think the most inconsistent people are the Han people. They talk about national unity, but in their hearts they think about people who are not our own race. Their hearts must be different. Haha→_→

There have been a lot of things in the past two days, but they were all dealt with yesterday. The author guarantees five updates every day. Readers, if you have any suggestions or anything wrong with the writing, be sure to leave a message and let me know. I will improve it one by one!

Changed the name again, turned into a new book

The author wrote about his fiancée as a single*, and he fell in love when he saw Gao Yang. I am tired of you writing about three wives and four concubines. Can you change it to a love that lasts until death?

Author, I would like to make some personal suggestions. The title of your book is "The Man Who Dotes on His Wife", and the center is on doting on his wife. However, there is not much content about doting on his wife, and there are a lot of intrigues. As I read it, I feel like I have returned to the standard routine of reading Tang Dynasty literature. It is increasingly inconsistent with the title of your book. It feels like selling someone else's meat. I suggest you write more about doting on your wife and less about intrigues.

It's nonsense that the Overlord's power makes him invulnerable.