A Carefree Life Starting with The Little Woman Under Zhengyang Gate

Why insist on focusing on two married women? If the protagonist actually marries one of them, many readers will probably abandon the book.

The protagonist shouldn't marry either of the two female leads; both are divorced and have strong personalities. If the protagonist is going to give up, then disregard what I said. In that era, wasn't it easy to marry a gentle and beautiful woman?

Xu Huizhen is a woman whose best match is Cai Quanwu. Even if the author writes the protagonist to perfection, it wouldn't compare. That's life. Just because you're capable and accomplished doesn't mean you're worthy of someone. Throughout the series, Cai Quanwu is wise beyond his years, always guiding her and completely obedient. For such a strong woman, he's a perfect match. So, author, stop fantasizing!

Chen Xueru

Are there any other novels that also feature a young woman from "The Story of Zhengyang Gate"?

I haven't watched this TV show, but I just wanted to complain. Including fanfiction of "Love in the Courtyard," I've never seen a book where the protagonist eagerly becomes a "sucker." I'm not discriminating against divorced women with children, but let's not even talk about that era.

The writing is completely unrealistic. Leaving aside the investment in the silk shop and his affairs with foreigners, the protagonist is constantly either bathing in the courtyard and flirting with women, or going door-to-door trying to seduce them. Do you think this is modern times? Back then, people would report you for even the slightest thing, yet he's so high-profile every day.

Normally, people would understand and not discriminate against or look down on a protagonist who likes to marry women who have been married before. However, writing about a protagonist with multiple wives and concubines, a "playboy," is disgusting. Although it's a novel, love and affection are sacred, not something you're making out to be like this.

Is it necessary to marry someone who has been married before?

If he had the energy and could eat a lot, then I wouldn't need to write about him so many times! I always treat the protagonist as a glutton!