After Splitting from the Family, I Feed My Foolish Husband Meat at Every Meal!

It's so good, I can't get enough! This is the second book I've read where the male lead is genuinely a bit simple-minded. The other one had a male lead named Changsheng, and this one has a male lead named Ping'an—both names sound so endearing. It's not the kind of story where a prince or nobleman is murdered and goes insane; I just love this kind of everyday life. I hope there are more chapters!

The beginning was great, and the interactions between the male and female leads were very interesting. However, I still prefer their simple life together; I just want them to live a peaceful and ordinary life. Although Arya is pitiful, I don't want them to live together; her screen time is too much.

The food and shopping scenes were enjoyable, giving a satisfying feeling of slowly accumulating wealth. The male lead, though mentally challenged, didn't drool; instead, he possessed a childlike heart. The female lead was adept at managing both the household and external affairs.

It's really, really good! The author's writing is excellent, and the plot is very engaging. I just don't know why, but Ping An's voice made me think of Xiong Er. Whenever Ping An calls out "Wife," I immediately picture Xiong Er's voice in my head 🤭

Can you please stop calling him "little fool"? It doesn't sound very nice. He has a name, isn't it better to just call him by his name?

It's alright, but I always feel inexplicably frustrated because when I give gifts to good people, I always end up giving them back to the worst kind of people.

It's good. So far, the latest chapter hasn't had any major flaws. The female lead doesn't feel out of place; she integrates into the era quite conservatively. The male lead seems a bit naive, but he's actually very knowledgeable, which is great. In their interactions, the male lead seems more like a submissive wife.

I think it's a really good read. The family has broken off, and the two of them are living together. The male lead's younger brother, sister, grandparents, and other relatives are all nice. Although his second uncle and aunt aren't as good, they don't come knocking on the door like in other novels. The female lead's relatives did come knocking, but they resolved things well.

I've been watching for quite a while now. Let's start with the good points: the main characters are well-developed—the female lead is loyal and righteous, the male lead is innocent and adorable, and the cooking is meticulous, with many delicious and fragrant dishes. The life they lead is simple and happy, like a gentle stream flowing through life.

It's really good! I just caught up with it, and I'm still not satisfied. Seeing the foreshadowing about May and Heian, could it be that a part of their souls went to the modern world? I'm really looking forward to the next episodes, and I also hope Heian recovers soon so the two of them can finally have some meat! [Learned something new]