Marrying a Wicked Man

What's most enjoyable about reading this author's books is that the plot is tight and there's no padding. The battlefield battles are not only clean and efficient but also have a strong cinematic feel. Many authors on Qidian these days completely disregard the plot's direction in order to pad their word count.

The book is quite good, but I have one complaint: every time they pair people up, it's made to look like they're having an affair or being caught in the act. Is that really appropriate? A straightforward, open proposal is the right thing to do.

Although it's a female-oriented novel, it has the feel of "Water Margin," with both savory and savory elements, as satisfying as Dongpo pork with pickled mustard greens or pork belly with spicy cabbage.

I can say I only read the first chapter and didn't want to continue. The description of the male lead's appearance—big and burly, with a face as dark as charcoal and high cheekbones—was unimaginable and I couldn't continue reading. 😅 Is this book even good? I'm currently experiencing a reading slump.

The reviews said this book was good, but after reading half of it, I realized the female lead is constantly making stupid mistakes and is self-righteous, a Mary Sue/pure, saintly type with her intelligence practically nonexistent. I couldn't stand it anymore. Looking at the comments for each chapter, 80% of the people are criticizing the female lead for being stupid. It's really painful to read.

The beginning mentioned that the male lead had been married before and had a child with his ex-wife, which felt awkward at first. However, as the story progressed, the female lead's perspective made it all feel natural, and the male lead became a perfect husband with a happy family, so the awkwardness disappeared. The story got better and better as it progressed. I'm glad I didn't drop the story because of the initial awkwardness, or I would have missed out on a great read.

This is the only book I've ever read where the male lead isn't handsome but still gets more praise than the female lead, hahaha. I can only say that Zhao Xu's personal charm is really too strong. Once you get into this book, few girls wouldn't like Zhao Xu!

Those of us who followed the book have all read the complete version, but some of the more interesting chapters were censored by the "Nun" editor. Such a good book, and not only is it not being promoted, but even a simple "stealing a kiss" gets blocked. I'm speechless with the editor.

Holy Mother! The author goes to any lengths to portray the heroine's kindness.

Tired of all the handsome men in female-oriented novels? Zhao Xu, with his rough and rugged appearance, is quite unique. This article was initially written while I was still setting up my own home. The mid-game conquest and expansion, culminating in the quest for supremacy, is particularly captivating. Perhaps some of Yuan Jie'er and Yong Shan's initial actions were not well-received.