The Art of Managing a Husband

Since the male protagonist can leave everything behind to find the female protagonist in the end, why should he compromise at the beginning? Fifteen years in the author's writing may be a blink of an eye, but it is actually the heroine's most beautiful youth years. There are a lot of redundant extras. The male protagonist is no longer worthy of the female protagonist's love and waiting. The best ending is to forget each other in the world. The male protagonist separated his daughter from the female protagonist for more than ten years. He is not worthy of being a father. He married a woman to be a queen but let her stay in the harem for more than ten years. He is not worthy of being a husband. At the end of the story, the male protagonist has changed a long time ago. He has changed since he retreated to the queen and let the female protagonist become his concubine. The happy ending that the author thinks is not what the readers want.

After reading the ending, I just want to say, pay me back the money I paid to read the novel. Damn it!

I didn't like the ending where they all cleared up their feud!

Awesome, Baili scolded me so much!

So, has the male pig ever favored his queen? "No favors" means no XOs or few XOs? Didn't understand. . . If I passed XO, I think it would be better not to be a HE. She is not worthy of the heroine in the first place, and she even cheated on her. It feels like she swallowed a xiang. . .

The extra is great! It seems that daughters are more successful at controlling their husbands!!

Hahahahahahahahaha, not bad

Personally, I think the male protagonist here is already very good, but it's impossible in reality.

I like the ending, but can you modify the extra scenes between the female protagonist and the male protagonist? I don't want them to be together again, I hope the heroine has someone else she likes??

Does this count as success in controlling your husband...