After Their Wedding, the Disabled General Stood Again

Here's a suggestion: add more humor and comedy. Of course, given the characters' personalities, they can't be the comedic relief; the comedic elements will have to come from the supporting characters. In short, as long as it's entertaining, that's fine.

The plot is uninteresting and somewhat disjointed. The narrative is disjointed and doesn't flow smoothly. For example, a general orders his secret guards to investigate who damaged his two acres of land. The plot is undeniably childish. There's nothing more to write. I'm abandoning the story.

I managed to catch up on the latest chapter after some intermittent searching. Before, I'd just watch as Hehe added chapters daily and then follow along myself; today I finally caught up!

I enjoyed reading this book largely because the author didn't explicitly state in the stories that someone's actions were wrong. In life, whether something is right or wrong depends on the person involved; there's no right or wrong, only choices made at that moment.

Duan Lin's fierce protectiveness towards his wife is on full display! Want to see their sweet interactions?

Forgive my lack of education, but I don't see what's so appealing about this. Even an elementary school student's essay is better.

Beautiful, very beautiful

Seeing the male lead's actions, I really felt he was a good match for the female lead; severing ties with family—how many people could make that decision? But, even if the mother is unkind, the son may not obey.

Reading this story is quite cathartic; the female protagonist doesn't tolerate those people's bad habits.

Duan Laosan, Duan Yusen, was truly spoiled growing up and was ruined by Xu Laotai's misguided maternal love.