It's Too Arrogant to Rob My Husband

This book is difficult to review. Su Jiu was the eldest daughter of the Su family who was murdered and disappeared. Later, by chance, she entered the village and became the head of the family. The opening chapter says that Su Jiu was seventeen or eighteen years old, so she most likely came to Kuishui, had been to Kuishui, and mingled with men in the village. Men love to talk dirty, so how could they not know about the affairs of men and women? It's okay to assume that she really didn't know. The author describes a heroine who doesn't wash for many years, just to create an image of disheveled hair, but I can't agree with the kind of woman who doesn't wash for many years, and only takes several buckets of water to wash her off, and then her skin becomes white and beautiful. Also, the plot is very confusing. At the beginning, she goes down the mountain to grab money, and then she gets married for the money. And the heroine likes to steal money from rich people. Of course, she helps a poor person when she sees one, and almost every time she helps, she can use it for her. I think this kind of character is very contradictory. She is clear, but my biggest feeling is ignorance. I feel very little of the clear and brightness that is separated from the world. I only feel at ease and upright. In the seventy-plus chapters, the heroine lost her second wife in the lotus pond, and the hero, her husband, asked the heroine to go to another hospital. Later, inexplicably, the story changed to the heroine saving the child. The writing is very messy and illogical. It can be said that it was centered on money at the beginning, but then it became more and more outrageous. It was clear that the money was already obtained, but it was always looking for very far-fetched reasons to stay and continue the plot.

Why are so many chapters missing? I was so upset that I stopped reading.

The biggest problem with this book is: the baby knows everything, but the baby doesn't say anything

Messy, inconsistent, nonsense