Prevent Your Ex-Wife from Going Dark? but I'm Only Eighteen!

From the perspective of a relatively shallow bookworm, this book should appear on a female channel. The male protagonist creates an atmosphere of anxiety at the beginning, but also has doubts about the marital crisis in his previous life. It can be said that the reader is extremely uneasy at the beginning. Correspondingly, the plot that should have been enjoyable was crushed to be worthless. Moreover, Su's rationality and high intelligence, which had been emphasized at the beginning, actually regressed in his previous life. It feels like the whole article is to let the male protagonist get a regret system for chasing his wife, and then pay the whole process to make the readers gain negative emotions more than the positive gains. Instead of dealing with it this way, it is better to let the male protagonist know the cause of the marriage crisis from the beginning, so as to deal with the system's tasks. The last sentence is already systematic, does it require such realistic considerations? They were married for such a long time and didn't even arrange for a child. The richest family doesn't have children so late [face covering]

In general, the male protagonist is willing to be a puppet controlled by the system for money.