
LOL: Trolling My Wife Until She Retires
LOL之把老婆黑到退役
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 411k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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196Chapters
2.9kRecommendations
9.2kFans
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Detoxify and beautify your skin, and prevent death from poisoning. During his wife's first live stream, he used the chat to tease her by picking Yasuo, a hero she didn't know how to play, making her cry. Then, feeling sorry for her, he went to encourage her. His wife, along with her old friend, then deliberately fed the game, making sarcastic remarks, resulting in him being criticized by millions of viewers and having his account subjected to cyberbullying. 🙂 I'm done with this.
King Gigi has issued a decree: intensify the efforts! Gold coins, beautiful women, and high status are assured.
I really don't understand what's so interesting about it. Honestly, if your writing is better, wouldn't it be more interesting to write about a husband-and-wife team competing together? It seems like not many people have written about this husband-and-wife team theme before, especially since your protagonist's assets are almost exactly the same as that of that number one hater, both running a restaurant that can't become popular or something. Is that interesting?
Now that the word count is low, let's revise the setting. Change the marriage to a boyfriend-girlfriend relationship, and change the reason for criticizing her to marry the male lead after retiring from the military.
I couldn't continue reading after about fifty chapters. This male lead is like a perverted cuckold who is incapable of sexual intercourse. He doesn't do anything himself and always likes to find outsiders to trick his wife.
I also wrote a very long piece, but it wasn't published. Those who know, know. I read over 60 chapters, and all I can say is, author, you have talent, but you've really gone down the wrong path. Switch the male and female leads, have the woman advise the man against playing professionally, or have the woman be some kind of domineering CEO.
This is utterly toxic. His ridiculous antics are completely in line with his wife's biggest hater's style. They call it a rural restaurant, but this is a tacky eatery; they call it a restaurant with a hostess, but this is a restaurant with a hostess. His hype is illogical and nonsensical. Retiring would be so easy; if he were skilled enough to be a mountain weighing on his wife, would he even have the desire to play professionally? This is just a bunch of bootlicking.
I'll just say one thing: I don't understand why the author wrote this book. His wife went to play professional gaming; as her husband, shouldn't he first try to dissuade her? Judging from the synopsis, he probably failed. Then, he becomes the leader of the haters, trying to smear his wife until she retires? Doesn't that seem a bit morally questionable and psychologically disturbed?
I saw the update, and the most infuriating part is that the protagonist started the drama, and then his wife started it up. Seriously, isn't the wife being dragged into this drama because she's genuinely bad at the game? She can't play Yasuo and she's just asking for trouble. Knowing it was the protagonist who posted it among the fans, they just came to disgust people.
Married for several years, sleeping in separate rooms, still a virgin! Sending his wife to a club, the female lead's various self-centered demands, and the protagonist's constant fawning—I just don't understand. Do people nowadays prefer sweet romance or pseudo-cuckoldry stories? Does the male lead have to be all-consuming and accommodating? Is this the kind of love people like these days? Maybe I'm just out of touch. Sorry to bother you.