Returning to the Past as I Prepare for Divorce

As the title suggests, this book is suitable for older readers who have more experience, are more jaded, more forgiving, and more tolerant. It can be read as a cuckoldry story, but the author uses ambiguous and borderline narratives to give readers the initial impression that Guan is cheating.

What are these people thinking when they cheat? If they like someone else and the love is gone, they should just get a divorce. It can't be for the children, right? If they really cared about their family, they wouldn't have cheated. Aren't they afraid their husbands will find out and kill them?

Why make rebirth stories so complicated? 😥

If timelines keep changing, is your wife still the same person? And it's unclear whether the infidelity in the first timeline changed despite frequent interference. The author should probably think about how to return to the first timeline, confirm whether his wife cheated, and perhaps save He Ye and his wife.

What's going on? Did he cheat? Can anyone tell me?

The plot is interesting, but it feels like it will get harder to write as it goes on.

Holy crap, I read the synopsis thinking it was a cuckold story, wondering how bad it would get. But every step has exceeded my expectations! Okay, okay… I've given a tip. Keep it up, author! I feel like the later parts are going to be tough. Also, I suggest not writing too many miscellaneous things; just focus on the girls. I've read several urban/business novels that are making me cringe.

It's really good to travel to another world with Sharingan. 👍

The progress is a bit slow. If you're stuck, take a break.

Shennong has arrived, a riddle-filled cultural tale, the male protagonist is indecisive and slow, zero satisfying moments.