
My Marriage Somehow Became Quantifiable
我的夫妻关系竟能数据化
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- Completed
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- 443k Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
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- 2y ago
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The male lead is a complete idiot, the kind of cuckolded protagonist you'd expect from a cuckold story. He's been married for seven years and still doesn't know how to appease a woman, yet he still managed to win over such a beautiful wife. He could have easily won her over using the same methods he used to pursue the female lead.
When the intimacy level between husband and wife reaches 18, the first reaction is: infidelity and being cheated on. The second reaction is: go to the hospital to get checked for things like HIV. The third reaction is: she's been going to her best friend's house and won't be sleeping at home, what are you waiting for if not to get a divorce? Are you planning to become a father unexpectedly?
Is the author indulging in wishful thinking while single? How come I don't even know when my wife of seven years has her period?
I saw this book ranked around sixty on the webpage's contract list and found it surprisingly interesting, so I clicked to take a look. I rarely post comments, but I'll say something today after a long time. As you read through this book, the writing style is fine, and the basic descriptions are well done.
Two people, seven years, and they've made such a mess of things. The sooner they separate, the better. The protagonist isn't just a straight man; he's practically a stone! Everything he does seems to me just a game-like attempt to increase intimacy and gain job opportunities. And the female lead? She's a robot. Whatever the male lead does, the system only adds a point or two to her intimacy level; her own intimacy level remains completely unchanged.
Goodbye, I'm more accepting of the idea of getting a lucky break by jumping off a cliff than you've written in these chapters, based on my thesis defense.
I've read 16 chapters, and this is a reminder for those who are reading later.
In my opinion, this novel has its merits overall, but it has too many major flaws. The advantages are that the subject matter is good (this is the first time I've seen a system written like this) and the writing style is fairly smooth. There are too many drawbacks.
Let me summarize for you guys: it's incredibly cruel. His intimacy level with his wife is only 18; Old Wang must be exhausted. Some people even say I'm used to being cuckolded. I could feed a dog on the street and get a higher level. It just goes to show that the author of this book and those who like it are born with...
A brief book review.
Let me give a brief review of this book. The idea of representing the relationship between the male and female protagonists with data is good, but it's not strong enough to support the plot development. So, the author enriched the system's strength by adding tasks, lotteries, and luck, and also strengthened its realistic attributes, resulting in a significant amount of realistic content.
The author is likely unmarried and did not live with anyone.