Villain, Open the Door. It's Your Wife

Did you even read the story properly? What's with insulting the characters? It's a story about a 15-year age gap leading to a reconciliation, what's with calling Lao Yan an old lady? 😂 We're supposed to have an omniscient perspective, can't we be rational? So much for feeling sorry for Lao Wei? Saying the person she likes is an old lady? Did you even read the story properly?

So far, the book has a unique bittersweet feeling rarely seen in Tomato's novels featuring two female protagonists. This is a rare achievement. This bittersweet feeling can't be achieved simply for the sake of being tragic. It requires a deep portrayal of the characters' inner worlds, believable psychological descriptions that draw the reader in, and complex struggles and tug-of-war between them.

A proud, sharp-tongued, beautiful, strong, and tragic villainous foster mother and a seemingly loyal but actually cold-hearted foster daughter (the author of the transmigration novel, they are mother and daughter 🤔). "I long for someone to love me fiercely and unto death, to understand that love is as powerful as death, and to stand by my side forever. I long for someone to destroy me and to be destroyed by me." Okay, actually, I can already see signs of him becoming a loyal dog.

I'm totally hooked on Shen Yanning! It's so rare to see such a satisfyingly consistent, cold, ruthless, and crazy older man/younger woman dynamic! There's a bit of a nurturing feel to it, but actually, they act like mothers to each other; there's no complete personality domination.

It's pretty good, the bickering and sarcastic banter between the pseudo-mother and daughter is quite enjoyable, and it even has a touch of sweetness.

Just to warn you, the female lead, surnamed Zhi, hired someone, and that person actually succeeded. She also deceived Xia, who then confessed. The female lead then called her disgusting, saying she only treated Xia like a daughter (actually, she probably didn't know because she had hit Xia out of jealousy). After finding out, Xia went berserk and hit that person with her car, but survived.

I watched as the characters the author created gradually came to life, developing their own values ​​and beliefs, and accompanying each other through different circumstances. Each person has their own core spirit, their own goals, and strives to achieve them. Living may be difficult, but the perseverance and relentless pursuit of life are always awe-inspiring.

What impressed me most about this book was how well the author built up the emotional bond between the main characters. First, the perspective was very fresh; each character harbored different thoughts and feelings. One felt guilty towards the characters he created, longed for the familial love he had never experienced, and harbored deeper, more complex emotions.

Great, really beautiful. It looks like summer should be here.

The combination of a beautiful pseudo-mother-daughter pairing and a sharp-tongued character is absolutely delicious! It's like Shen Yanning's mother is here! 😳