My Wife Is a Female Billionaire

I just finished reading chapter 285. I was so frustrated reading it that I've decided to drop it! Look at the last few chapters. Because of a few photos, they stopped the card and she has no money. So she's not leaving anything for her husband, and the child is still out there. Don't you think she, as a mother, feels sorry for her?

Here's a suggestion: most people who were drawn in by your book's title are actually looking for stories about the daily lives of the male and female leads, with plagiarism as a secondary element. In other words, buddy, you've gone off-topic.

You said that without the "white lotus" (a seemingly innocent but actually manipulative woman), you wouldn't know the meaning of your life. Well, here's the problem: the whole thing is just you writing, composing songs, making movies, or traveling around, and there's no "white lotus" involved... The romantic subplot with the "white lotus" is even less than the messy affairs of her family. Are you sure you want to say something like "life has no meaning" like you did at the beginning?

Many works featuring wives these days have gone off-topic. To sum it up in one sentence, the protagonist's presence is too strong, and the wife is mostly just a supporting character. Many authors of the wife series have never really thought about how to write the wife series! The protagonist earns more money than his wife, who is the richest woman in China.

First Lu Bu, second Zhao Yun, third Lin Chong, fourth Guan Yu, fifth Ma Chao, sixth Wu Song, Southern Emperor, Northern Beggar, Central Divine, Guo Jing, Huang Rong, Linghu Chong, Southern Murong, Northern Qiao Feng, none of them can beat Sun Wukong! Click on my profile picture...

I feel like we've gone off-topic; the female lead isn't written about much at all.

The female lead's name is discouraging 😓

You are really not a soft-hearted person. You are just a dog-licker wearing a soft-fan style.

It looked alright, but I didn't expect it to be abandoned in the end. What a rip-off!

Damn it, how can an unfinished book be marked as complete? I've been tricked.