Reborn in 1994: Starting with a Braised Food Stall

There must be an ex-wife who has wronged the protagonist, and this ex-wife must be extremely disgusting, but the protagonist cannot see it and must be devoted to her. Only after being betrayed can he awaken to his true nature. This is a case of the protagonist's "wielding a bow" mentality awakening.

I'm throwing your braised food at you, what kind of plot is this?!

Seafood tastes best when you have some oil in your stomach! Back in the day, if you didn't have enough oil in your stomach, you couldn't even eat crayfish!

The opening is a cliché from novels ten years ago. It wasn't that it was good back then, but because most people were just starting to read novels. Writing it like this now is disgusting, especially since the protagonist is portrayed as a pushover; it's just unlucky.

It was okay at the beginning, but it got worse and worse as it was going to be published, to the point that it became unreadable. A and B opened a fried food shop together. This shop was originally opened by A and B as partners. So why is the money for opening the shop considered as A borrowing from B? B saw that the business was not doing well and wanted to renovate.

The rest of the writing was good, but the plot where the woman comes to the man's house after being dumped was unbearable, so I dropped it.

Can this kind of idiotic author return to the female-oriented genre?

It's too much of a mess. I haven't even sorted out one thing yet, and another one comes along.

Let's just show off a bit. Two chapters of filler have passed...