A General’s Devotion

After reading the description "The Fiancé's Family Who Flocked to Them Like Ducks," I specifically looked up the idiom "" (qū zhī ruò wǔ), which literally means "to flock together like ducks." It's a metaphor for many people vying to pursue something undesirable (with a negative connotation, but it can also be neutral). 🙂

I was so annoyed by the male lead's behavior in front of the female lead after reading over seventy chapters late at night. He was shameless, domineering, and not the romantic type of a domineering CEO. He was just incredibly annoying, disrespectful, constantly stopping the female lead and even physically assaulting her. I really didn't want to read any further.

The phrase "rushing after her fiancé's family" is perhaps an inappropriate way to describe it.

I haven't read it yet, but from the synopsis, it seems the author interprets "rushing in like a duck" as a derogatory term, or as something to be driven away.

It's broken; the author is so unfair! 😆

The female protagonist transmigrates and dies, then is reborn a few years later to continue her marriage with the male protagonist. It's a pure, endlessly sweet romance novel with the male protagonist, and it's alright.

I can't stand it anymore. The plot is too melodramatic, the characters are problematic, and the story is too bizarre.

Traditional Chinese physical books are coming soon!!!

I think it looks great, very nice 👍 Normal 😃😄

I watched it again, and I still wanted more.