The Itch of Marriage

Speaking from my personal opinion, the writing is truly excellent. It feels very real, and the descriptions of human nature are incredibly insightful. It's a rare gem on Tomato Books. I hope the author continues to work hard and write even better and more works.

The story is alright, but it's almost impossible for finance staff to work night shifts. That should be common sense!

My favorite novel in the Tomato series! It's too short and doesn't explain things clearly enough. The story is both realistic and aspirational, the only novel I've never forgotten! And the lessons it teaches are incredibly insightful! Mr. Ding, I'll remember you, and I hope you publish more books.

This book is well-written and innovative, reflecting the vibrant and striving spirit of young people in real life. It also provides readers with profound food for thought and a realistic portrayal of life, making it thought-provoking. The protagonist's inner reflections also embody the genuine thoughts and deep reflections of contemporary young people.

Based on Chapter 342, "I'm a Scumbag," Dr. Zhang's attitude when the couple went to the hospital for the paternity test clearly showed his support for Tang Rou. He believed Tang Rou hadn't cheated. Then, considering Chapter 390's paternity test results, Dr. Zhang's expression when he first saw Fang Yan and Tang Rou enter the office—wearing a white coat and gold-rimmed glasses, Dr.

With a 98% paternity test result, it's impossible to confirm that they are biologically related. Tang Rou has likely cheated on her.

I just finished watching to see if the female lead actually cheated.

I've finished reading this book. I noticed a few issues, but overall it was quite enjoyable.

A very good book; the psychological descriptions are very accurate, as if the author had personally experienced them.

I started reading this book in 2019; back then it was called "Wild Wife," and it ended at chapter 315. Then I suddenly came across the novel again, but it had been renamed. I quite like Tang Rou, though; Fang is such a scumbag...