On Our Wedding Night, I Served My Scumbag Husband and His White-Moonlight Lover in the Bridal Chamber

The author's values ​​are appalling; how can such a scumbag and despicable man be allowed to mend a broken relationship? It's disgusting.

The male lead cheats on his wife with his "white moonlight" (his first love), resulting in a child—it's disgusting. He also uses violence and verbal abuse against the female lead, which is extremely insulting. Watch with caution.

My deepest impression of this book so far is the author's truly excellent writing style. The language is vivid, and everything, from the grand scale to the smallest details, is incredibly lifelike. The descriptions are lively, the concept is unique, and the plot is captivating.

Narration can be described as a rough description, while description is a refined narration. In novels, narration is a primary mode of expression, and it is also an indispensable auxiliary means in other literary genres. The male protagonist, Lu Jingchen, dotes on his white moonlight, Gu Ning, while suppressing and harming the female protagonist, Xu Nianchu.

Having read up to chapter 190, I'm still wanting more. The author's writing is excellent, making me want to keep reading. The male lead, Lu Gou, is really awful in the early stages; when he goes crazy, he's not normal at all, but occasionally he's quite gentle. He's incredibly awful in the beginning because of the scheming female supporting character, hurting the female lead.

I don't like the female lead's personality.