Transmigrate into a Book Set in the 1980s: Adviser Zhou Spoils His Cannon Fodder Ex-Wife

She talks about getting a divorce and tries to find a match for the male lead, while tolerating his third-grade sister-in-law who constantly verbally abuses her. Doesn't anyone notice that this third-grade child uses vulgar language like "old hag" and "gossip" all the time? His brother, a soldier, lives in the military compound, and nobody says anything.

The female lead is simultaneously a pimp and entangled with the male lead's side, acting hypocritically. She just transmigrated and is already being overly kind to a guy who's always sarcastic and never says a nice word to her—it's baffling. If you want to leave, just go far away! Setting a goal of divorce and then dragging things out is so incompetent.

I tried to endure watching it to the end, but I'm sorry, I couldn't continue. Neither of the male leads, brother and sister, are normal, and of course, the female lead isn't normal either; she's a sanctimonious, inexplicably virtuous woman. If it weren't for Liu Xiaoqian's storyline, I might have finished it, but it just got more and more disgusting.

The female lead is incredibly saintly, while the male lead is initially sarcastic and his sister-in-law is constantly nagging. The fact that the female lead treats her like a sister only proves she has no temper. The male lead can simply choose not to divorce her, but the female lead, despite saying she wants a divorce, shows no temper whatsoever and is incredibly submissive.

The back-and-forth is so interesting; Zhou Yingjie's conflicted and reluctant attitude towards divorce is quite amusing.

The story is good, but reality is not so beautiful. Thank you for the story that allowed as many people as possible to survive. I may prefer the supporting characters. It's good that Feng Qing and his sister were able to survive.

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The female lead's thoughts and actions are completely inconsistent, giving the impression that she's a hypocrite. She claims she'll leave the male lead and move out, but every chapter revolves around him, and she even subtly mocks the original female lead for having to serve him and his sister. However, even after making up her mind to move out, she goes back to cook for the male lead and his sister, which is quite disheartening.

At the beginning, the female lead arrogantly acts as a matchmaker; anyone who didn't know better would think she was being forced by a system. It's truly baffling what she's doing. Later on, the male lead also becomes unlikable. He can get along peacefully with his enemy's wife and daughter, showing them concern and care.