My Wife Really Is the Next Heavenly Queen

I've finished reading it, posted a few chapter comments, and will leave this final comment before saying goodbye. This book isn't for me. I have a few suggestions for the author to consider, but please don't take them too seriously. First, it's 2020 now, and the formula for this book has been overused. The author needs to come up with something new, which doesn't seem to be the case.

Author, please update soon! Update more like a man, don't act like a woman!

As for Best Actress awards, well, when it comes to acting to that extent, who hasn't taken their clothes off? Just thinking about it makes me feel disgusted.

This situation is like being abandoned as soon as it's released.

Although this book still follows the old trope of fake marriage, the protagonist is at least better than those protagonists in previous fake marriage stories. He doesn't grovel before the woman or fawn over her.

This book isn't as well-written as the previous one; the main character's personality is just awful.

Sham marriages have been written about to death, but I personally think they're very harmful.

Personally, I found the part where the protagonist was subjected to unspoken rules upon joining the company disgusting!

It's understandable that it was abandoned; it's not quite an entertainment novel, nor is it a business war novel. I thought it was a sweet romance novel, and a fake marriage is one thing—after all, real feelings can develop over time—but to have to pretend to be someone else's boyfriend? What a trope…

A villain has been around for so long? It's disgusting that they don't even get rid of him.