A Cure for Heartache

How could a wealthy, beautiful, and frail young widow, without any relatives, friends, guards, or servants in a foreign land, dare to flaunt her wealth and fund the construction of a girls' school? Wasn't she afraid of being harassed by scoundrels? Wasn't she afraid of being murdered for her money?

It's beautiful! Has no one noticed yet?

This piece demonstrates the author's decent writing skills, but its weakness lies in the excessive and chaotic plot and characters. It artificially fabricates various hidden stories, conspiracies, and plot twists, many of which feel unnatural and contrived.

The author left many plot holes unfilled, many mysteries unsolved, many bad guys still alive, and everyone around the male lead was infatuated with him and jealous of the female lead.

I'm a little angry. Why do the male and female leads always leave loose ends and wait for enemies and trouble to come knocking on their door?

I really liked the story at the beginning: a merchant's wife, disliked by her husband, becomes strong and independent, fakes her death, and meets a cunning and scheming teacher. Both the male and female leads have interesting personalities. However, the story went awry as it went on.

The male and female leads are truly saints reborn, bathed in holy light.

The male lead is so sarcastic and despicable!

The female lead's ex-husband disliked her because of her scars and never consummated their marriage. She was very curious about how the male lead would react when he saw the scars. Unexpectedly, the chapter about the female lead and the male lead getting married was deleted!

Wei Zhen is such a scumbag. I knew he would cheat on me when I saw the scene where he saw Zhang Shi breastfeeding Wei Zhong. He's trash. 😡