The Wife Everyone Looked Down On

Dissuade me from reading this!!! A cancer in the online literature world. Even in the epilogue, the male lead is still supporting his awful relatives. Before the epilogue, he was still a mama's boy, always saying he'd never do that again. He always gets all emotional with himself, imagining a bright future, but he's so spoiled by his mother. He always gives her money he'd risk his life for.

The male protagonist in this book is unremarkable; he's indecisive, incompetent, and makes mistakes from the very beginning. Most importantly, the female protagonist, after transmigrating, shows him absolutely no affection! Throughout the book, compared to the transmigrated female protagonist, the male protagonist is essentially a emotionless, insignificant stranger!

It felt disgusting, incredibly frustrating, and awful.

The central theme of the story: A loser husband has a wicked mother-in-law and attracts a unwanted romantic advance. The female protagonist has an emotional affair with a rich second-generation heir, only to discover that the rich heir has an even more wicked mother-in-law.

I really dislike the female lead; she talks about divorce while simultaneously playing hard to get.

The most annoying character in this story isn't the awful mother-in-law, but the male lead. He's just a man who makes empty promises. He says he won't let the female lead suffer, that he'll provide a good life for his wife and daughter, that with him around, his mother won't dare cause trouble—all bullshit! Every time he says he won't let his mother cause trouble, he never keeps his word.

Don't look, don't look, don't look! It'll make you furious! The female lead is always so indifferent, what are you pretending to be so high and mighty for?

This is deliberately written to disgust people, isn't it?

The female protagonist, a little over a month pregnant, returned home after work to share the good news with her husband. However, she found him holding hands with another woman, laughing and talking. Silently, she went to the hospital and had an abortion. Seeking comfort at her parents' home, she overheard her parents arguing. Her father had brought home a teenage illegitimate son.

Is the female lead only capable of indifferently dealing with people who come looking for trouble? A cursory glance... A curt remark... A completely indifferent demeanor... Is "indifferent" the only word to describe her when dealing with the Yue family? It's making me feel a little melancholic... It's quite frustrating to make money but be so afraid to spend it.