Wife, Don't Be Like That

I am currently chasing chapter 448, and there are a few things I am unhappy about. The first is the setting of gambling in the United States. Although I say I am not addicted to it, do I have no idea how poor I am? I gambled with my sister and my wife's money. What a great man. Don't say that he has psychological problems due to the mission. I actually know someone who has seen Xue who has done the mission. He said frankly that he has no psychological problems. He killed the person who deserves to be killed. He is eliminating harm for the world. It is glorious and comfortable! So unless the male protagonist has a hidden secret of accidentally killing innocent people, this decadent and gambling setting is really a loss of points and illogical. The second is that the male protagonist is still a child who has not grown up, and his structure is too small. Is he clinging to his billiard room just to save his respect? Prove that you have a career? Everyone can see that any further entanglement in the billiards room will affect the couple's relationship, and they should continue to break up. In fact, the three women in my wife's family need to be protected, as well as my father and sister. At this time, if you don't stand up and take the lead, you still struggle with your own problematic private land. This situation is not worthy of such a wife. The reason for giving good reviews is because coding is not easy and requires encouragement. In fact, this book is basically a YY novel about a young man who is spoiled by a bunch of virgins. His IQ may not be low, but how can he survive to this day with such a low EQ...

It's so irritating to watch. I advise those who read Shuangwen not to fall into this trap. Many people here are very self-righteous, including the male protagonist. There are many unnecessary conflicts because some people are ambiguous in their words and fail to explain clearly what should be said.

It's pretty, why isn't it popular?

The early stage was okay, but the male protagonist was too down-to-earth.

The writing was okay, but the ending was forced by the author and it was already unfinished.

Quite interesting

The character of the male protagonist is really disgusting. He tells lies all the time. He likes to have affairs with other women. He is extremely loyal to others. He hides nothing from the female protagonist. He never tells the truth.

The author is a woman, right? The heroine Yu Wei writes so self-centeredly that the more I read, the more boring she becomes. It's all about intrigue and intrigue. Normally, this kind of woman would have died unexpectedly in the plot.

The plot is exciting and the writing is brilliant.

Yu Wei and her mother were quite irritating to watch, but the rest of the story was pretty good, and the writing was not bad but not particularly good.