I Think He's Dirty! Mrs. Hou and Prince Li's Second Marriage

Looks very frustrating

The writing is lacking, the beginning is bloody and fake, and the appearance of the male protagonist is even more fake. There is too much lack of logic in the story. Use your brain more and write something of your own.

It's well written. Although the plot is a bit unreasonable, the writing is good. I hope it stays like this to keep reading.

It's so long, how many chapters have passed and still can't be separated? I looked at the catalog several times and thought I was divorced, but it turned out that the products were all wrong. It was annoying to read. It's not my cup of tea.

There are many similar plots, nothing outstanding, and the plot is even more procrastinating. Did the heroine suddenly become so strong later? What did you do for the past three years? Why don't you tell your mother in person about yourself and Li? Is it better to explain it clearly to my mother than to find out from others? Her mother's description was logically confusing. One moment she said she was in good spirits, and the next she was half dead. Is there such a big difference between three and two days? The introduction says that the man loves his sister-in-law, and the book also says that he always loves the heroine. Where did his mouth go when he was framed by her sister-in-law? Why didn't you tell the story about the male protagonist's adultery with his sister-in-law? The logic seems confusing and it seems frustrating.

The heroine is a virgin who swallows her anger and refuses to retaliate even when she is hit or scolded. She has a big heart but not a smart mind. The male protagonist stands up for her in everything and takes care of her. She is pretentious, pretends to be stupid and plots against the male protagonist. There is nothing outstanding about her at all.

It's so long-winded that I don't know what to say.

There are many typos and the sentences don't make sense.

The pace is too slow. I can't finish a sentence or do one thing in half a day.

The matter of harmony and separation is stretched to the extreme, too unpleasant, and not suitable for readers who read refreshing articles.