My Wild Korean Wife

Why would anyone read such an old book? Did they, like me, subscribe to this useless membership?

There are too many flaws. Let's put it this way: the only bright spot is the single female lead. From the moment Yi Shanmei arrives to Gu Caini, the flaws keep piling up. First, the protagonist is incredibly stupid, genuinely stupid. He's good for nothing except giving the silent treatment. He's wasted 20 years of his life. Let's not even talk about how he got drunk and... Well, you know.

This book is quite good. Although the male lead is portrayed as invincible (extremely popular with women and everyone), it's a one-on-one urban romance novel written by an author with an "iron heart." Highly recommended!

I couldn't stand seeing the book being published like this. After reading the comments, I realized it was from 2005, so I didn't have anything to criticize. However, in my eyes, the author's insistence on a single female lead is commendable.

After reading your posts, I found them really hilarious. Indeed, this book has quite a few flaws now, but 15 years ago, it was a masterpiece. Please go read *The School Beauty's Personal Bodyguard* now, and you'll understand what "too many flaws" really means.

I read a pirated physical copy of this book before, and I never expected to see it on Qidian more than ten years later—it touched me inexplicably.

This book is from 15 years ago... Thinking back to that era, urban areas were growing wildly.

This book is almost 20 years old, and by today's reading standards, it has quite a few flaws. However, it was really good when I read it back then, and even 10 years later, urban fantasy military novels are still all the rage.

I couldn't look at more than four pages; it was all such a mess.

This is my first book review, and the first chapter is a warning to give up. Upon seeing the child for the first time, the author didn't ask anything; his first thought was to kill the child? And then have the girl raise it? Even more ridiculous, the girl actually did raise it... You're not even human; do you have any sense of decency?