
The 1980s Wife with Special Powers
八零娇妻有异能
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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To put it bluntly, this is a work with skewed values. In my personal opinion, a work's values should take precedence over its writing style; a work with skewed values is practically a cancer. Just look at the values of the characters in the book: The female protagonist's uncle trafficked women (including the female protagonist).
The opening is off-putting. The female lead, a girl around ten years old, is kidnapped. Her mother, wanting the compensation from the girl's grandmother, tells her son not to hate her second uncle—the logic is just ridiculous. The girl is sold, and her mother just calls the police and comes back, doing nothing. Is this a real mother?
I seriously suspect the positive reviews are all fake. From now on, I will never read any articles written by this author again. The author's worldview is so warped, it could twist Mount Everest.
I've only seen the beginning, so I don't know what happens next, but I'm genuinely fed up with the female lead's mother. She's cowardly, indecisive, and only good at bullying her own family. She always sees her own difficulties but never her daughter's. She cries at the drop of a hat—is she that cheap?!
I couldn't continue reading after the first part; it's nothing like what the synopsis described! The female lead's mother is a typical pushover—soft-hearted, a bit unable to distinguish right from wrong, and still thinking about arranging a marriage. She doesn't really love the female lead that much, yet the female lead still listens to her! It feels like the female lead has no personality of her own. This book is absolutely full of flaws, I'm definitely dropping it!
I read eight chapters, but I just couldn't continue. It's truly morally bankrupt and illogical.
I think anyone who can actually finish reading this is an absolute genius, a true prodigy. They're practically unstoppable! My personal limit is chapter 15. Anyone who can read hundreds of chapters is truly a monster.
After reading over ten chapters, what I hate most is the female lead's mother. Her own daughter was kidnapped by her second uncle, and instead of calling the police and arresting him, she just wanted to keep the matter quiet. She even made excuses, saying she sold the female lead because she didn't have money to adopt a child.
Dear Wen, I don't know what to say. Reading your writing makes me feel frustrated and want to curse. It's so bad I can't stand it. I usually don't read books that aren't good, but you've reached the point where you want readers to curse even when the writing is bad. Wow, bro!
I can't stand it anymore, it's so pathetic!