My Wife's Fearsome Reputation: She Grabs a Cleaver and Demands a Family Separation
媳妇凶名在外：提着菜刀闹分家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 301k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- The Feisty Sweetheart: I Make a Comeback with My Frustrated Husband暴躁娇妻：带着受气包老公逆袭Former title · until Oct 2026
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It's pretty good, 👍 👍 👍 There is no frustrating plot. Apart from the male protagonist's parents, there is nothing good in the whole story. Moreover, as soon as the female protagonist comes through, she directly cures all the best in the male protagonist's family. She hides when she sees the heroine. The career of the male and female protagonist is also smooth and has no bumps in the road. It has been a meteoric rise all the way!
There are many female comrades who like to help the poor. I have met a girl who is eleven years older than her. She is divorced. She has small dark spots on her face. She comes from the mountains and is relatively poor. A man can put down his face, respond to the woman's needs, talk sweetly, and only have one mouth left. But the woman just liked this mouth, so she was willing to accept it and received the certificate in private.
Not bad, very good, a portrait of rural life
It's really beautiful. It's not that the rating is low but that there are not many people reading it. I followed the last article. I really won't be disappointed with the author's writing style. It's so good. I read both articles in one go and will continue to read the larger article.
The heroine is very assertive, and she dares to venture and fight. The story is mediocre and you can read it, but it's not attractive enough. I stopped watching the first part of it. It's a bit boring for me and I can't sit still and watch it. Friends with a weak temper can give it a try.
It's pretty good-looking, not too fantasy, the heroine has quite a personality, I like it better
Peaceful, stable and happy
This article is quite good. It doesn't always focus on the protagonist and ignores some marginal characters. The plot ideas are well written and can be read without being verbose.
I think it's good that you can see the countryside in the 1970s.
I really like to see a heroine like this. She is decisive and has the correct outlook on life. The author's writing style is also very good. I read it without finishing a chapter.