After Our Divorce, the Cool-Headed Powerful Minister Tearfully Called Me His Ancestor

It's dragging on too much. The male and female leads could have cleared up their misunderstandings with just a few words, but it's already over 300 chapters and they're still holding back. At this rate, it'll take at least 500 chapters to finish. With only two chapters updated every day, it'll take forever to catch up. I've already paid for the game, so I'm thinking of dropping it.

Even Steward Wang is stealing the show... This is the Water Margin of 108 heroes, each one different... It could fill 500 more chapters and still not be finished...

Are there any similar books? But not so drawn-out, the female lead should be intelligent and witty, and good at talking. Thanks.

I've written almost 500 chapters, but the progress is practically zero. The plot unfolds by having her go to this restaurant today, host a banquet tomorrow, and visit a teahouse the day after. Every time she goes out, she inevitably bumps into the male lead and female supporting character, followed by a rotation of male second, third, and fourth men. The female lead has zero problem-solving skills; whenever she encounters a difficulty, a man is randomly assigned to help her.

The writing is too drawn out. I originally came to watch the AI-generated short drama to figure out what the novel was like, but the constant misunderstandings and suspicions between the male and female leads were so boring.

The author has clearly run out of ideas and is probably just padding the word count to make money. He can just bring up something that everyone already knows and then ramble on about it for two more chapters, offering nothing new and just repeating things he's written before, purely to pad the word count.

I'm really impressed. It seems like these people have nothing else to do but bump into each other every day.

One reader put it well: the author is blatantly exploiting readers to make money. Aside from the filler content, it's all repetitive and repetitive dialogue, internal monologues, and excessive character descriptions. However, the author is quite skillful in one aspect: having read so many books, this is the first time I've encountered a situation where I stopped reading after the first fifty chapters, but when I continued, the flow was still very smooth, as if I hadn't missed anything.

This is utterly ridiculous. Who started this whole topic? They've spent two chapters asking every single male supporting character, and we still haven't figured it out. Author, if you keep going like this, you're going to lose me! It's so tedious.

Sigh, every chapter is so drawn out and hesitant, the female lead's intelligence is practically nonexistent, and her inner thoughts are contradictory. Could you please make the plot a bit more compact and fast-paced? It's just padding the word count.