My Wild Man Husband Spoils Me Without Limit

I just want to ask the author where they found so many words that can't be found in dictionaries.

Why have the other city lords disappeared since they moved to the plains to build houses? What about Gong Yi? How is Gong Yi doing? And Kuli's child is already a teenager, why hasn't the female lead told him where his father was buried?

I saw some comments saying the female lead was just stirring up trouble, not focusing on the main plot but getting involved in palace intrigue, and I just want to say, what did the author do to you? It's necessary for the plot. If you don't like it, don't watch it. Why be a keyboard warrior?! It's not like anyone likes that.

Is the female lead crazy? She's always causing trouble for herself. Isn't this a story about someone who travels to the past and becomes successful? What's wrong with the female lead? Am I just causing trouble for no reason? She doesn't even want her own man anymore; she insists on finding women to surround him. I can't stand this kind of female lead, always creating trouble for herself.

The beginning was alright, but later chapters had repetition, weak logic, numerous typos, obscure characters, and awkward sentences. Reading it was exhausting, requiring constant guesswork! It got progressively weaker! People in ancient times were probably simple-minded, with lifespans of only about 30 years. They were focused on survival, not scheming and power struggles.

The beginning was alright, but it got progressively worse towards the end.

I didn't even want to read further, so I dropped the book! A perfectly good original story was turned into a palace intrigue drama by the author. The imagination is truly something else! In an era of hunger and cold, the protagonist is actually able to fight off one mistress after another… bizarre!

The subject matter is novel, and the plot was relatively reasonable at the beginning, but it became too drawn out later on. Some sentences were awkward, and there were typos, possibly due to a lack of proofreading. The main problem is that the author is too "erudite," using too many obscure characters, making it impossible to distinguish between characters towards the end!

Please forgive my illiteracy... The female lead's own name is so simple, but she makes everyone else's names so difficult to write and read. She doesn't know who's who at all! So scheming! Let us just get to know her... The whole drama only has Kulishi...

The sun was setting, and its afterglow shone on Ma Qing. (It's hilarious that the author could type "eating shit" at this moment; can't he be a little more serious and avoid so many typos?)