Picked up a Fierce Wife

Come on, this book is well written and the writing style is also very good. It's just one chance away. Don't be discouraged 🙂

This kind of novel is better to have a single female protagonist. After all, you are following this routine. If the protagonist has only one wife, then adding two or three more wives will destroy the character.

With a little force, you can quickly transform into a typewriter

Don't worry about some trolls who are submissive in reality and attack hard online. In my opinion, this book is still good.

It's short and weak, and it's not long before it transforms into a typewriter. Not enough

Single female protagonist? Just one female protagonist is fine

This title makes me wonder

Well, can you go against the routine, just make mistakes, cancel the system, etc. What else can you raise if your wife is gone? I'm tired of seeing too many routines, so I want to see something that goes against the routines.

Why does this plot feel a bit like a TV series?

Is this book a single heroine, no stallion, no ambiguity?

? What attributes does this cat have? If you retaliate, it will lose energy.

Doing color? If you don't do it, don't read it…Looking at the lustful title of Chapter 4…it would be boring if the protagonist was still a eunuch.

There are many inexplicable pits. Forcibly digging pits will seriously affect reading. For example, there is a sudden demonization in Chapter 11. Can you lay some ground before digging a hole? It gives people the feeling that every thought comes out.

The book is good, but except for the names of the protagonist and a few people who can be remembered, it is difficult to remember the rest.

I think this book is better with only one female protagonist

Why did it end like this?

Ah, it's over, author, I hate you,

Doesn't the author explain why getting closer reduces energy? I've read Chapter 7, but nothing has been said It's so confusing and discouraging.

It's also very good to watch "When the Chu Overturns". Book lovers may wish to check it out.

Come on, no more eunuchs. Is there a book club?

After reading the first few chapters, does the author have any misconceptions about modern technology?