Sweet as Honey in the Old Days: The Widow’s Husband Returns

Having read the first few chapters, I quite like the female lead's personality. She speaks her mind and acts decisively, refusing to suppress her feelings. However, judging from the synopsis, the male lead is a mother of two and her ex-husband. After reading the first part, I feel this male lead will be extremely unlikable and impossible to redeem. It would be better to change the male lead.

The importance of scientific researchers cannot be denied, but since Gao knew that he would be letting his wife down after getting married, why did he still marry the original owner? After getting married, he did not care for or do anything, which led to the two children being abused from childhood, and the original owner was tortured to death.

If the male lead were to be redeemed and introduced, his mother and second brother would have to be executed first. What else did he do besides contribute a sperm? He ignored the female lead and the child, allowing his parents to torment and abuse him, and his salary was from the public sector, supporting his parents, siblings, and other family members. It would have been better if he had just died on the job.

So many time-travel novels seem to have the same setup: the husband disappears, there's a wicked mother-in-law, awful relatives, and a child. Just when the heroine successfully defeats the awful ones, the family separates, and she's finally living a good life, her missing husband returns. It's ridiculous.

A woman can be beautiful on her own, but after reading this story, I felt the male lead wasn't good enough for the female lead. Sometimes it's not that I don't like stories with couples, it's just that some male leads are truly indescribable. No matter how good they become later, the author insists on portraying them as a hidden scumbag in the beginning, which is incredibly off-putting.

The book is called "The Sweetest Time Ever," and the male lead's character is absolutely disgusting! He hands over his entire salary to his parents, giving not a penny to his wife and children. He's always on the go, doing some kind of classified research work, seemingly oblivious to the hardships his wife and children endure at home. Doesn't he see their frail bodies and tattered clothes?

There are just too many stories like this where the protagonist transmigrates, becomes a mother, and then her husband reappears.

The book title and the article are completely mismatched. It's incredibly frustrating; not recommended for those who prefer sweet romance novels. The male protagonist is worse off dead than alive. It's completely useless. He couldn't even protect his wife and children. He also said he liked the female lead, but had no choice but to give her a child. Disgusting. Those who want children but don't care about raising them are worse off dead.

Keep up the good work, and get it available soon!

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