
Secretly Married, Spoiled Rotten
隐婚萌妻宠上瘾
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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493Chapters
462kPopularity
999Readers
9.4Score
617Must-read votes
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The female lead, Su Xiaonuan, has low emotional intelligence, but her IQ doesn't seem particularly high either. She goes completely blank and acts erratically at the slightest provocation. Some things could have been avoided by simply talking them out, leading to numerous misunderstandings. As a married woman, she doesn't even know how to avoid suspicion. I feel sorry for Fu Jingqing, and the second and third male leads too. It's ridiculous that three excellent men can still fall for and protect her so devotedly! However, aside from being frustrated with the female lead, the storyline is still worth watching. And Yuanbao and Ping'an… the emotional entanglements of those five children would make for a sequel with plenty of potential.
This female lead is so annoying, I feel like throwing up. She's like an idiot, terrified, never refusing when she should, and cowering like a mule when she shouldn't. Seriously, I'm fed up. I read over 400 chapters and gave up. She never says anything directly, always bearing everything alone, always hiding and concealing everything. Is being open and honest so hard? I'm speechless. Does she think she's some kind of saint? This pure white lotus is just disgusting. Goodbye.
The female lead in the later stages is too saintly and brainless, I can't accept it.
The female lead is portrayed as cheap; she gets engaged to whoever likes her, and the male lead always has to come along and disrupt things. This kind of plot should only appear once in a book, but it appears three times. I tried my best to read a third of it, but I've decided not to read any more; it's really awful.
The writing is very good, I quite like it, but there are many typos, or misspelled names.
The male lead is great, but is the female lead stupid?
My goodness, ladies, don't read this! The female lead is a total hypocrite, and her personality is infuriating—she's so indecisive and wishy-washy. Plus, there are kidnapping and amnesia tropes in the book.
What did Su Yuan say to Ping An? What secret did Su Xiaoman know that's missing from chapter 417? These questions deserve closure for the readers.
Finally, I don't know the Fu family's secret, bad review.
Too many typos, confusing names, and this is just filler content.