A Glance, and Joy Blossoms

After reading a few chapters, I still don't understand why the female lead had to be reborn. Since she's getting a second chance, why choose that scumbag again? Stop with the excuses and reasons; she's already been wronged her whole life, why ruin this one too? It's disgusting! This book is addictive, read with caution.

Having read over a hundred chapters, I still can't see anything that would make the female lead turn back. Even if the male lead isn't a scumbag, I still don't want to face someone I've hated my whole life. When the male lead discussed his marital relationship with his mother, he was still quite young, right? He had plenty of time to salvage and improve his relationship with his wife, right?

I read over 300 chapters, they're already married, it's getting a bit annoying, I'm giving up. It's basically a story about two people who were angry with each other in their past lives, and after a series of silly actions, the male lead regrets it and is reborn.

Good heavens, the female lead in the first chapter was so wonderful and clear-headed, why did she have to forgive him later?! It feels like the writing has fallen apart. She's forced to become stupid when she encounters this jerk of a male lead. It would have been so much better if she could have lived a carefree life on her own, or married someone else and made that scumbag male lead suffer too!

I couldn't stand it anymore; it was so bland! Aside from the tumultuous "wife-chasing-after-the-cremation" romance, after about 100 chapters, I still couldn't discern a plot. It just revolved around scattered events involving family members, lacking any internal conflicts or external crises, making it less engaging!

Isn't this male lead a jerk? Then are there any jerk men in the world? (Laughs)

Seeing comments saying the female lead always had a distance between her and the male lead scared me, so I quickly checked the ending. Great, I didn't see that coming. Actually, I think if there were really any barriers between the male and female leads, how could they possibly still be together? (Actually, I think the male and female leads are quite well-matched.

The male protagonist is whitewashed by his own mother, and the initial setup is inconsistent with the later ones. At the beginning, he mentions that his concubines didn't appear when he was ill, only his wife was there to care for him, and expresses his gratitude. Later, however, he says he never had any closeness to his concubines and never cared about them.

The story is essentially a flashback, with numerous repetitive flashbacks and explanatory passages that take up at least a third of the entire book, causing me to waste a lot of money! The author is truly cunning!

That aunt is so annoying! She's so shameless! Helping her once is a favor, helping twice is being kind, but she always expects the female lead's help when something happens, especially since the female lead is pregnant and shouldn't be thinking about anything! She keeps saying she's grateful to the female lead, but I haven't seen her do anything for her. All I see is her, an elder, relying on a younger person! Every time, she claims she's out of options… Is her husband's mother dead?!