Share a Husband? She Tears Up the Marriage Contract and Marries the Chancellor

From the male lead to the supporting male characters, none of them are normal. Is the male lead some kind of domineering CEO who forces love? The female lead is immediately hugged, kissed, and embraced by a complete stranger. And when she encounters a patient she can't cure, she's accused of being a murderer and is supposed to be killed...

Warning! Warning! Warning! This book's pacing is incredibly erratic. It frequently jumps to the next section abruptly, making transitions impossible. The first half is filled with the female lead being kidnapped repeatedly, which is quite tiresome. There's a section where she's kidnapped one second and then completely unaffected the next. Around chapter 600, the story was focusing on the supporting characters, then suddenly it jumps to the female lead running away from home and having a daughter – it's so abrupt. The female lead is consistently manipulative throughout. Earlier in the story, the male and female leads are intimate, sleeping together and even physically assaulting the male lead. You can't say she's emotionally naive and can't see her own feelings? Even if she's a time traveler, in modern times, who would physically assault someone they don't like? Why write it so awkwardly? What's the point? The male lead has amnesia, the female lead runs away from home pregnant, and all sorts of old tropes are there. But when you read the comments on the last chapter saying that the female lead's daughter isn't her biological child, it's even more ridiculous. Just drop it. I don't know how this rating got so high.

The male protagonist bullies his master and oppresses the weak, wreaking havoc on the court. The female protagonist is morally corrupt and will stop at nothing to achieve her goals. The plot is chaotic and the values ​​are skewed.

The leap was too big. At first, everything seemed fine, but by the end, it became annoying.