The Trials of a Housewife

The fact that a time-traveling woman is still so submissive and virtuous, and thinks she's disciplining her husband, is quite disgusting.

The so-called "mistress" is the author's biggest mistake. Putting aside the time traveler's character, there's no need for such a tragic love story.

The female protagonist is a contradictory combination of hypocrisy, selfishness, and a touch of compassion.

I've read up to chapter 150, but I can't give up. Some books promote universal positive values. Others, like this one, are read out of curiosity. To see how morally depraved the female lead becomes in the end! I can't give up!

This is a terrible mess. Author, use your brain! If you're going to write about feudal society, don't depict illegitimate girls attending academies with boys. It's unrealistic and contradicts your previous foreshadowing.

Do you think you, a mere village woman, can just see the county magistrate's wife whenever you want?