The Darling Daughter of the Lin Family

The female lead's personality is truly unlikable. Reborn, she has absolutely no skills in domestic power struggles. At banquets, she lets people humiliate her and just lets them say whatever they want, and she even likes to stay in some corner—it's so pretentious! Since she's married, she should have the demeanor expected of a married woman; she's just a freeloader.

Ugh! After reading the bizarre synopsis and the melodramatic first chapter, and thinking about the awkward male lead who married a woman who treated his brother as her husband, and who only wanted revenge and even hoped for his death, I suddenly couldn't bear to read any further!

It's unwatchable; many parts don't make sense.

I've taken a look and have a few points to make. I hope the author will keep them in mind for their next book. First, although Young Master Cheng is a Jinshi (a successful candidate in the highest imperial examinations), he has not yet been selected as an official, so the female lead's father does not need to be so respectful to him.

The logic is ridiculous. Everything the female lead does is right, and everything can be explained. If everything that can be explained is right, then there wouldn't be so much hatred in the world. This is a typical female lead with a cheat code—unsatisfying, not exciting, and the domestic power struggles are all poorly executed and rely entirely on the author's explanations.

I don't know how I managed to watch even a few pages; some of the dialogue and scenes were really awkward.

Can the two sisters marry the two brothers? Is it a marriage exchange arrangement?

This novel is terrible just from the synopsis. How terrible is the female lead? They're all women! Your husband is disgusting, he likes your sister! And you chose the wrong person in your past life! Why should someone who was despised by you in your past life have to accept you, this secondhand, discarded trash, in this life?

My author's book was stolen. "Shared Husbands in a Feminist World"—I'm disgusted! No wonder it felt so weird; they just changed the main character's name, altered the supporting characters' names, made women do men's things, and men do women's things, and the male lead was a normal Earthling who transmigrated. The result was so bizarre.

I've read over two hundred chapters, and I still don't understand why Old Madam Cheng dotes on Cheng Zhijun so much, even though he's clearly the son of a concubine. Why did she pretend to be disabled and unable to have children?