Make Her a Co-Wife? The Marquis’s Wife Divorces and Marries Her Brother-in-Law

The synopsis makes the plot seem insane. In order to get revenge, she has to pretend to be someone's sister and become someone else's wife. She is obviously from a powerful family and saved the princess. In short, there are contradictions. Why does she have to force the marriage to her uncle in the end? Doesn't this feel like a violation of morality?

Author, I think you need to reflect on why your novel started strong but declined in popularity! The monthly votes are stagnant, and the rankings fluctuate. Have you considered where the problem lies? From reading your novel, I understand you're trying to create a clear-headed, rational, career-oriented female protagonist who knows what she wants and isn't swayed by emotions—okay, that's good…

2026, 2.3, 01:14 After all that, the scumbag who killed her sister is still alive. All she managed to do was kill his mistress and her mother. She could have killed the mistress's older brother, but the female lead let them go. She's supposed to be the main female lead, but after the male lead appears, she basically relies on him. She could have killed the emperor but didn't, and even saved him.

Having read so many novels, none have ever made me want to curse like this. It's pure fantasy, pure self-indulgence, and just rambling, trivial family matters—a mere filler story. They've dragged out twenty chapters just about a baby's birth! Are they carrying Nezha?

Something that could be explained in a sentence or two is instead subjected to endless descriptions of the characters' inner thoughts, making you seem incredibly wise. The constant piling up of adjectives and contrived attempts to convey these ideas are just ridiculous. A child's inability to give birth to its mother takes over ten chapters, with endless descriptions of trivial matters. Why are you dragging this out? Are you just padding the word count? Seriously, enough is enough.

Sigh, I've followed so many books, but this one is just... Tasteless to read, yet too good to throw away.

It's been 10 years, and I'm still living in the mind of the CEO's substitute ex-wife. What should I do?

The character is constantly contradictory; the author may have wanted to depict the complexity of human nature and inner struggles, but failed, only creating a sense of dissonance.

Not enough, Xiaoxiao, could you please update three chapters a day? 🌹🌹🌹