A Treacherous Marriage

After only reading Chapter 30, I felt that the three views were terrible. In order to get a private school, the heroine came to challenge the husband. Although the husband cheated in the competition, in the end it was because of her selfishness that she killed the two innocent lives of the husband and the scholar. If she hadn't wanted to get a private school, the husband and the scholar would still be living their ordinary lives. She got the private school as she wished, but she didn't feel any guilt for the innocent people who died. How cold-blooded the author must be to write such a plot. I've abandoned the article, it's all unreasonable and inexplicable plots.

The more I look at it, the more unreasonable and boring it becomes.