It's All for the Kids

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I'm so happy to finally see them divorced.

It's incredibly toxic; the male lead, the female lead, the second male lead, and even the male lead's mother—their characters are all terrible! Male protagonist: A man who can't balance his relationship with his mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, blindly obeys his parents, and uses the money he saves to help other women—is he crazy?

I think those who write about reality are all masters.

The author's "Struggling in a Small Town" is very well written! It's full of positive energy! I simply can't stand reading this anymore! What a scumbag! So promiscuous! It's infuriating! So frustrating! So upsetting!

Is this what they call a book categorized by reality? I'm in love!

Personally, I feel that Li Hongzhe is a bit insecure and cowardly, and he treats his family badly, but he doesn't actually have a bad heart towards the female lead. If possible, I hope for a happy ending. After all, as the old saying goes, the original spouse is the best in marriage. Of course, this is just my personal opinion. If you disagree, just pretend I didn't say anything!

The reason traditional literature hasn't taken off is precisely this: it lacks the satisfying appeal of fast-paced, quick-fix novels.

Online novel readers love to fantasize, and they can't even stand seeing reality. So, if they wanted to see how steel is made, they would go crazy.

I really like women like the female lead, and I hope she has a happy ending.