Madam, Please Restrain Yourself

In high school, the heroine had a friend named Lily. The heroine was her only friend and she was afraid of men. When I was in high school, I wanted to get the heroine to elope, but my parents stopped me and I never contacted her again. Later, I suddenly saw the heroine get married. After having two children, I chose to take revenge on the heroine. The hero was forced to work and was fired.

1. In a sense, this book is meant to fill in the gaps and plot holes in "Please Behave Yourself, Madam". Therefore, in order to accommodate readers who have not read that book, the background development in the early stages is slower, resulting in a slightly slower pace. 2. The "female lead" label I used in the book only indicates that she has a crucial role.

Let's talk about his ex-wife first. Actually, this person is quite admirable. You all criticize her for having no principles or such, but what's the truth? She dropped out of high school and stayed home for over ten years as a housewife. You can't expect her to have strong self-awareness.

Is the main character going to take over this role? If so, I won't read it.

The comments section is extremely polarized; this is for new readers and those who haven't been reading the book carefully. First, there's the ex-wife. Her intentions (read the book for yourselves, I won't elaborate) are good, but overly idealistic. On the surface, she's acting in the best interests of the protagonist and the children, but what about the children's perspective?

Emmm

Lao Liu, I've been following your book since "Wife, Please Behave Yourself," and I especially love your style. I'd rather watch ads than not support you. 😊

This type suits you better; don't bother with anything else.

I really can't understand how this can have a harem, author! Keep going! This part of the story is really heartbreaking. The ex-wife is so pitiful 😭. Maybe it's because the author said before that the ex-wife was gone, so it feels more and more tragic as I read on. I hope the author can tie things up a bit.

To be honest, the values ​​presented in this book really shocked me. I just can't understand how the author could write such utterly warped values... Faced with someone who drove her husband to suicide, harmed her and her children, and pushed her family to the brink of ruin, I think anyone with normal values ​​would choose to fight back, even if it meant mutual destruction.