The Lovely Wife from Ancient Times

I was ready to drop the story after reading the beginning. The female lead's father is already in such a state, yet she's still trying to persuade her mother not to get a divorce; it's a bit ridiculous.

This is the first time I've felt the urge to comment. I've never seen such a pitiful female lead. Why doesn't Li Nan, this scumbag father, get a divorce? Don't the female lead and her mother have any bottom line? If they can't find a man, they shouldn't be with someone like him. They should have divorced long ago.

The character Li Nan made my liver ache with anger.

I read a few dozen chapters, then gave up. This kind of overly tolerant type is really frustrating to watch.

The female lead's father is such a scumbag, is the author trying to whitewash him?

All I can say is that the fact that the female lead's parents still haven't divorced is just too... Realistic... This is a book that forcibly forces readers to drink chicken soup for the soul, it's so depressing.

The updates these past two days have been great, keep it up!

Have you thought about when you'll add more chapters?

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From ancient times to the present, the traditional virtues of women—the Three Obediences and Four Virtues—are still appreciated by men in modern times if they aren't too weak, provided they don't encounter a scumbag.