Reborn in the 1980S and Became Rich by Eating Melons

I have only seen Chapter 4 so far, but it also disgusts me, the character Si Chen. There was no news from him for more than half a month between the wedding night and the heroine's arrival. Is this how he treated his wife and the daughter of his benefactor? The original owner was at fault and should not have eloped. It would be better to divorce directly than to elope. The original heroine also had a layer of buf. She was a city dweller, a college student, beautiful, and was forced to marry you (Si Chen). As a result, Si Chen threw her away from her hometown for half a month without a trace. And what he does in the workplace is also very confusing. In Chapter 4, a woman who is interested in Si Chen comes to him. Si Chen happens to be struggling with the picture of the heroine. When he sees her, he hides her! ! ! Why are you hiding it? This is your wife, not whose photo it is. When the other party asked whose photo it was, Si Chen did not answer but changed the subject. And Si Chen left because of the patient. The other party peeked at the photo and finally concluded which female classmate it was! ! ! ! My fa! ! ! You have been married for more than half a month, and your colleagues are stunned because they don't know that you are married. What have you been doing for more than half a month! I'll defend you except for the busy days at the beginning. As for the rest of the time, is it really impossible to spare any time? 🤫 Si Chen's character is a golden bachelor when others don't know he is married. Such a charming character will not be clear after marriage... In short, the current setting of Si Chen's character is really eye-catching 🤭🤭🤭

The male protagonist and his family feel that the female protagonist owes them a debt. People watching are full of resentment and feel that the female protagonist is cheap.

Actually, I don't quite understand why the female protagonist must be with the male protagonist. In my opinion, the male protagonist has no merits. His younger brothers, sisters, and mother-in-law have a lot of problems at home, and they don't respect the female protagonist. The male protagonist says he is good to the female protagonist, but I don't think there is anything good about it. The female protagonist has to bear a lot of it by herself. She almost got raped by bees. I really don't understand why she wants to be with the male protagonist.

The heroine also acts like a fool 🤭 and spends one thousand and fifty to rent a house belonging to a lazy and money-stealing man.

I hate Si Chen more and more. If he wants to go abroad, he won't even say a word. If he wants a divorce, he will get a divorce, and he will do whatever he wants. This man means that I want to go abroad anyway, so you can do whatever you want. Does he really dote on the heroine? He respects the heroine very much because he doesn't care what she does.

I just want Ah Chun to meet a man who really loves her, and then find out that Zhao cheated on her, and then get divorced, and finally find out that it is Zhao Kai who can't have children, and it's best that Lin Man rushes to find someone to get pregnant because she can't get pregnant, so that Zhao will regret it. I hope Ah Chun's episode will end soon. A pure woman shouldn't be consumed like this all the time. Stop quarreling with those mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law, it's boring, and they are not the male and female protagonists in the book. Just order it. I feel uncomfortable. It's painful to see Ah Chun's pure love being ruined. Although it's just a novel, the author should just be gentle with Ah Chun.

Why didn't you write about Desert Island? Is it unfinished?

Si Chen was about to go abroad. For five years, he didn't even talk to Yaoyao. Without hesitation, he always felt that Si Chen had done nothing. He just decided to go abroad without having a good chat to comfort her. The divorce agreement is signed as soon as it is signed. Is this the only way to control the family? I think this male protagonist's design is weird.

It's well written. I don't see anything too unreasonable. I don't know why there are so many people in the comment section saying they don't like the male protagonist or the female protagonist.

When Zhao Kai and Ah Chun have an outcome, I will see again. I really can't stand Ah Chun being kept in the dark. I feel bad. Author, please help me. Give them the ending quickly. The protagonist just needs to be meticulous. Don't keep delaying this.

Let Ah Chun find out quickly. Let Ah Chun meet true love quickly. The man who truly protects him. Quickly let Zhao Kai find out that he was the one who couldn't have children. Make him suffer for the rest of his life. My heart aches when I see it. Arrange Ah Chun quickly. Stop inking

Zhao Wenkai doesn't want Lin Man anymore, he won't find another woman. It is Zhao Wenkai who hopes not to have children. I can't figure out whether Zhao loves Ah Chun or not.

If it were a female protagonist, it would be better if the force value was higher. The kind who won't lose in a fight😁

Why doesn't Si Chen make phone calls when he's abroad? Is there a woman hooking up with him? Can't even make a phone call?