I Woke Up as a Rich Family’s Son-in-Law, and I’m Definitely Getting a Divorce

A female-oriented novel about dog training; check it out if you like! 💕💕

The plot is great; I've already finished watching the latest part and it deserves a 5-star rating.

Weakness: The forced failure to recognize Jiang Xiaobai's identity is illogical. Everything else is great; the story is good, the characters aren't stupid, and it has both sweet and sassy moments.

It's alright. It's not a story about regret or simping. It's more of a story about a son-in-law who marries into another family. There's no cuckolding, and if there is, it's the protagonist who cuckolds someone else. The protagonist and the female lead's contract husband look very similar.

I really enjoyed watching it; he's not an incompetent turtle man.

Brothers, raise the rating so others can also try this lump of rock!

Having skimmed through a hundred chapters, here are my thoughts after reading. Firstly, regarding the male lead's identity, the author's writing is indeed a bit messy. After reading a hundred chapters, it's clear that the male lead didn't travel through parallel timelines. There are many foreshadowing elements, making him more like a twin.

To be honest, among books in the "White Moonlight Turtle Man" genre, this one is quite well-written. Although it borrows the framework from other "White Moonlight Turtle Man" stories, there are differences within it, making it rather interesting. The story begins as if it's a time-travel tale, but it's not. The protagonist is actually living under the identity of Chu Zhao.

Brothers, poop tastes so good, let's eat some together!

Excellent. The plot is tight and the reading experience is enjoyable. It's a truly satisfying read, not just mindless entertainment.