A Foolish Obsession with Me

I thought this novel was great; it was the first time I stayed up all night to finish the entire series. However, I have a suggestion or small request: the female lead could be a bit stronger and more self-reliant, instead of always asking for help when she encounters problems. (Also, I hope the author can write more about Shi Mai and Cheng Mu's storyline.) 🙏

Thank you all for your support! I originally planned to finish this book at 300,000 words, but it has unknowingly reached over 500,000. Along the way, I encountered many things that almost made me give up, and I also took a long break from updating. But I've finally made it this far! Whether you like it or not, I want to thank you all for clicking on this book and entering the world I've created. I'm so grateful! I'll try my best to keep updating daily!

Stand trope, stand apology trope, amnesia trope, white moonlight returning home trope, fake pregnancy and miscarriage abroad trope, returning home with twins five years later trope—you name it, it's all here! Hahahaha!

My favorite character is the female lead. I hope she suffers less hardship.

This is the most ridiculous book I've ever read, bar none. The entire book is completely disorganized, with the mistress always present alongside the wife. The most striking example is that the sister-in-law is constantly clinging to her brother-in-law, who is clearly mentally unstable. It feels like the author has a wildly imaginative mind... And that Lin Sijing character is like a persistent leech, always annoying to look at. I don't know how they came up with such a high rating.

A happy ending is when the male and female leads part ways amicably. The melodramatic plot points are purely for the sake of being melodramatic; the mistress is relentlessly infiltrating and haunting the protagonist, who is constantly manipulated by her, while the female lead endures it all without question. The story then shifts to a tumultuous pursuit of the male lead after the mistress leaves.

Personally, I think it's ugly, messy, and outrageous.

Don't kill off Chi Jingxing.

Although the plot is somewhat clichéd, the female lead is independent and strong, and there aren't any melodramatic clichés, making it worth watching.

The entire story is filled with melodramatic and morally reprehensible plot points.