I Divorced Your Sister, So Why Haven't You Left?

Actually, it's quite simple to substitute the genders: what if the protagonist and his ex-wife switched genders? The husband went out every day to start a business and socialize, completely neglecting his family. He didn't care about his sick father, while his wife took care of him day and night, serving him tea and water.

There was a couple who were very loving at first. Later, the husband wanted to start a business, and the wife provided the start-up capital. After he made money, he spent less and less time at home. When family members were sick, it was the wife who took care of them. The wife diligently did housework and wrote novels, but the husband's disdain became increasingly obvious.

I felt something was off after reading the first chapter, and sure enough, it was a female author. Goodbye.

Is the author female? Chinese law stipulates that women must be 20 and men 22 to obtain a marriage certificate. Tell me, how could a 24-year-old man have obtained a certificate four years ago?

They were together for seven years, the man bought the house, treated the family incredibly well, and then left with nothing after the divorce, saying he didn't hate them at all. What kind of person is that?

See? This is a clear case of double standards. If the genders were reversed, and the male lead was a CEO and the female lead was a novelist, wouldn't that be a story of someone who abandons his wife after achieving great success? The comments section is full of people saying Yan Li is right, right, yes, she is right.

It's like the Renaissance... Basic character logic is still necessary. The brother-in-law got divorced, but the sister-in-law won't leave. Is the author so out of touch with society? This doesn't seem like a normal person at all.

I don't want to read those stories about the male lead getting his comeuppance; the only thing I want to see in this book right now is the female lead's sisters turning against each other and causing bloodshed. Given the author's established background, the ex-wife's character—"her father was seriously ill for over a month, and the male lead took care of her while she focused on work"—is…

Happiness

Being asked for a divorce, then pretending to be magnanimous and saying he doesn't want it—isn't that just pure simp behavior? Who can relate to a novel like that? Who can read it? I don't know what an author who can write such a beginning will write in the rest of the story.