Enticing Spring

This is the second book I have read by the author. The previous one I read, "Nanting Spring Festival Gala", was quite good. Although the heroine has a slightly weak personality, she has a strong mind and strong will to survive. This book has been updated to more than 40 chapters, which is really heartbreaking. Maybe I don't have enough mentality. The heroine has a very weak character. She always wants to say something but doesn't say it. She feels that nothing will change if she says it, so she compromises and tolerates it time and time again. Or you just swallow your anger and take care of this and that, and finally talk back and retort, saying that you can't win, and that even if you win, it won't change anything. The male protagonist has helped her several times in private, but there is no solid evidence from others to prove that the male protagonist helped. The female protagonist always thinks a lot and doesn't want to cause trouble to others, but she can't handle it herself (because she received a letter saying that her male protagonist was punished and told her to stay away). Didn't you not ask the male protagonist without opening your mouth? (It's not because of your male lead that you were punished at all) Just going back and forth like this, being bullied and beaten. This time, the princess responded to the male protagonist's request and came to help you clear the suspicion. She also asked you if you wanted to go to her place to recover from your injuries for a few days. However, the female protagonist was still there and didn't want to drag the male protagonist down. (But they have already come to help you solve the problem, and they only helped you a little? In order to promote the plot later, you just didn't go under the guise of not wanting to drag the male protagonist down) If you go with the princess, you can get out of the sea of misery by going to the government and filing a divorce letter. Then if you don't go to the princess and go home by yourself, you will turn around and be beaten back to your original shape. There is also a troublemaker (the husband's sister) who can't leave. You have to be scolded and threatened by the old lady with grievances and pain, and you have to serve the husband who has not drained his brain. Seeing this made me feel really aggrieved and wanted to curse.

There are a lot of holes left unfilled, it seems like the author just ended it when he couldn't continue writing.

This is different from the introduction. What's going on?