
The Sweetest Wife, Doted on Above All
独宠娇妻超级甜
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- CEO & Elite Family Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qimao
No longer available on Qimao since 23 Oct 2026. This page shows what we last saw there.
Synopsis
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765Chapters
5.6kPopularity
934Readers
5Must-read votes
7.0Score
2Ratings
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Reader comments 2
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The male protagonist is very cruel and domineering towards the female protagonist. The male protagonist is not good to the female protagonist. He is just possessive and does not like or love her at all. The female protagonist is not afraid of being framed but is afraid of what the male protagonist will do to her. She is so aggrieved to stay in the Pu family even though she can leave the city with her children.
To be honest, reading this book made my head hurt. First of all, there are really many typos. Wen Si and Wen hope made many typos. And there are suites on the plane? Are you sure it's a plane and not a train? Even private jets don't have suites, right? Moreover, what is written here is not that the private plane is an ordinary passenger plane and there are other passengers. Even if the male protagonist is powerful and has a high status, asking the flight attendant to open a room on the plane is a bit excessive, right? And actually arranged one because of the male protagonist's status. Does the author have any misunderstanding about airplanes? Now more than 30% of the time, the heroine goes to the hero's family gathering. One moment the male protagonist catches up at dinner and says the female protagonist is his girlfriend, and the next he says the female protagonist is a servant. One moment he said that Wen hope was his son, and the other moment he said that the servant had no one to help take care of the child, so he brought the child. One moment, everyone knew that what the old man brought back was something special, and the next moment, he was treated as a servant's child. I really don't like to give up halfway through reading, so even then I think I'll stick to it and finish it. I suspect that the author may have only seven seconds of memory when writing the book. The entire plot is inconsistent and confusing. However, the subject matter is well chosen and the first part is really what attracted me to this place. It's just that the later plot is like a primary school student's composition in order to make up the word count, and Che Zhulun keeps talking about it, and it is completely inferior to the previous level.