Divorce! Free Her Feet! The Republic-Era Matriarch Becomes a Millionaire

I just saw the chapter that caught up, chapter 44! She truly embodies the image of a clear-headed, strong female protagonist fitting the character of someone from the Republican era! The fact that she can say things like, "If you pity him, you have to bear everything about him and be responsible for his karma. You will be trapped by him for the rest of your life, you will lose yourself, and you will never be able to turn things around," makes it worth 5 stars!

Chapter 55: They're not divorced yet, and she hasn't let go of her feet. The father-in-law is alright, but the male lead wants two wives. The female lead has to steal to get her things back, and the mother-in-law is greedy.

Overall, the Republican-era novels are quite good. The female lead is very soft-hearted, and although she eventually finds another boyfriend, they don't marry, but have a child—which is still pretty good—this wouldn't be realistic in ancient times. The Republican era wasn't very open-minded. This is the first time I've given such a serious review.

Ignore the comments section; the book is still readable (ignore some common-sense errors such as natural feet and foot binding).

The female protagonist's childhood sweetheart husband fell in love with someone else while studying abroad. After divorcing him, she started a new life, achieving success in her career and finding happiness in love. The story was told in a captivating and engaging way, but unfortunately, the last few chapters ended abruptly.

It's quite novel and interesting. The female lead has a cheat ability, but she doesn't overly rely on it.

I've read a few chapters and it seems pretty good; the more I read, the more interested I become.

Don't be fooled by the title; it's tacky. It's a worthwhile read of a Republican-era article.

Great read! A unique novel with a great writing style; it's a very enjoyable read. 😊😊

It's great, I like the character designs too. No one is perfect, and human nature is multifaceted! The supporting characters are also very well-developed!