Reborn in the 1980s: Getting Rich by Eavesdropping on Gossip

I've only read up to chapter four so far, but even this one disgusts me. The character Si Chen... He disappears on their wedding night and then vanishes for over half a month between the female lead's arrival and her arrival. Is this how he treats his wife, the daughter of his benefactor? The original owner's mistake was eloping; a divorce would have been better.

The male lead's family felt that the female lead owed them something, which made the audience feel resentful and think the female lead was despicable.

I don't really understand why the female lead insists on being with the male lead. In my opinion, he has no redeeming qualities; his younger siblings and mother-in-law have a ton of problems, and he doesn't respect the female lead. He claims to be good to her, but I don't see anything particularly good about him. She endures so much on her own, even the part where she's almost raped only because of the bees. I really don't understand why she wants to be with him.

The female lead, like a fool, spent 1500 to rent a house from a lazy, good-for-nothing thief.

I'm growing increasingly disgusted with Si Chen. He went abroad without a word, and now he just wants a divorce, doing whatever he wants. This guy's attitude is, "I'm going abroad, you can do whatever you want." Does he really dote on the female lead? He does respect her a lot, because he doesn't interfere with anything she does.

Si Chen is going abroad. He hasn't talked to Yao Yao about it in five years, and he did it without hesitation. It feels like Si Chen hasn't done anything; he just decided to go without any discussion or reassurance. He signed the divorce papers so easily. Is this the only way to control the household? I find this male protagonist's character very bizarre.

I just want Ah Chun to meet a man who truly loves her, then discover Zhao's infidelity, then divorce him, and finally find out that it's Zhao Kai who can't have children. Ideally, Lin Man, because she can't conceive, will desperately find someone else to get pregnant, making Zhao Kai regret his actions. I hope Ah Chun's story ends quickly; a pure woman shouldn't be constantly wasted like this.

It's well-written; I didn't see any major inconsistencies. I don't understand why so many people in the comments section say they don't like the male and female leads.

Why did you stop writing about the desert island? Was it abandoned?

If the female lead were to have higher combat skills, that would be even better. Someone who could hold her own in a fight. 😁