My Wife Has a White Moonlight, but She Doesn’t Know I Do Too

This is in my top five most recommended reads; I highly recommend it. Three stars for the poison attribute. It's very satisfying to watch from Cui's perspective. He can easily take on legendary big shots without any cheating or anything. It's suitable for newbies who are just getting into the poison pit to train their Dao heart.

I can't be the only one eating Akaishi, you all need to eat too.

If the author sees this comment and leaves it blank, please help me clarify the following: 1. Whose child is it? (Some people in the comments say it's the white moonlight's.) 2. Has Cui really repented? 3. Did Cui cheat on him? 4. Is it still a single female lead even with a child? (Currently, Cui can no longer be the female lead.) Overall, the book is okay, but the male lead loves Cui too much and gets hurt badly.

This book is amazing, especially the first 57 chapters—the brilliance is indescribable. Absolutely fantastic. Let's all come to Akaishi, and none of us will escape.

I can fool one person at a time, this is the only book I'm too lazy to even follow now [smirk]. This is my first time rating a book on Tomato.

This is unbelievable! These kids are fooling as many as they can! 😏😏😏😏

Start reading from Chapter 52 onwards; the early part is the author's practice, and the main text begins later.

Various incredible and outrageous operations

This is a divine dish, the absolute best of the best! Highly recommended, it deserves a 5-star rating, otherwise everyone will miss out on this kind of delicious food.

Why did the male lead turn into a newborn later on? 🤦 What an incredible plot twist!