The Ugly Physician Consort: The Prince Wants a Divorce Every Day

The male protagonist's actions and words in the early stage were too chilling. The concubine caused the original protagonist to fall into the water. The male protagonist clearly found out that it was the concubine who did it, but he also said to the female protagonist: I know who caused you to fall into the water, but I will not deal with her. He said a lot of things that made the female protagonist sad. The male protagonist clearly knew that the servant was taking the female protagonist's money, and he allowed the servant to do all kinds of bad things. The servant bullied the master and the hero always stood on the servant's side. No matter how much I don't like the heroine, the hero's behavior is too tasteless. It can be said that he is the most unlikable prince in history. The heroine is a virgin and weak and not domineering at all. She is nothing but an abused character. I gave up the story after reading it. Even though the hero gets better later on, there is no need to forgive. Neither the hero nor the heroine in this book is cute, and there is no motivation to continue reading.

I said why there is no rating, there is something wrong with the male and female protagonists! The male protagonist has his first love, and his original body deceives him into occupying the princess. The female protagonist's soul passes through her, and she even ruins the wedding night between the male protagonist and his first love. It's a bit unkind. Furthermore, the male protagonist has not slept with his original wife for several years and insists on marrying his concubine. Isn't it because he likes his first love? There was also domestic violence, and because he saw the stunning appearance of the heroine after time travel, he immediately forgot about his first love, which is disgusting enough. After reading dozens of chapters, I still don't see any virtues in the male and female protagonists. The whole concept of one and three follows the five senses, so I gave up on the article.

Beautiful work!