The Wealthy Family's Cherished Jewel: Young Master Zheng's Overwhelming Love for His Wild Wife

This is a work that I haven't finished watching, but I still give it good reviews. It's a good-looking piece of work with a lot of complaints. What I like about it is that the male and female protagonists are both clean. Not only are they not ambiguous with the opposite sex, they reject them very straightforwardly. They do not show any mercy when it comes to insulting people and abusing them. They use all the old tricks, such as pouring wine, changing clothes, drugging, and talking alone. The female protagonist does not jump into the trap and even treats the other person with a backhand, which is great! The male and female protagonists also had misunderstandings, but the male protagonist insisted on not letting go and corrected them immediately. The female protagonist was angry but did not keep pretentious for too long. Thanks to a mother-in-law who also liked the female protagonist, they were able to get married and have children smoothly. Did you think it was over here? No, we are only a third of the way into the novel, so here comes the shortcomings. One is that it is too long. As long as the story of the male and female protagonists is complete, and all the characters have their explanations, it is a bit delayed. Moreover, the heroine was kidnapped and thrown into the virgin forest for a year. The person who came to rescue was not the hero, but the arch-rival among the hero's colleagues. The heroine's mother was kidnapped, and it was not the hero who rescued her, but the second male lead who admired the heroine. It was also the second hero who agreed to sabotage the villain secretly and wanted to plastic surgery to look like the heroine. In short, the main thing is not that the hero saves the beauty, which is quite biased. In addition to the description of the work, he is great in bed haha. There are also some shortcomings that are repeated in the story, such as the male and female protagonists who love the male and female protagonists, eliminate one, and then another one, change the name or change the occasion, and then change the family of a relative or friend. Anyway, they always love the male and female protagonists and retaliate if they can't get it. It's too repetitive. There are so many plots like this. Later, when I saw the male and female protagonists giving birth to twins, I skipped reading because it was either about the female protagonist starting a business or training and growing up with the male protagonist. Then it was about the CP of N supporting characters. There were more than a thousand chapters. I skipped through more than 800 chapters. I got tired of it and gave up.

The ink stains behind are getting more and more ugly...

Not so good in the back