The General's Clownish Wife

I've read more than forty chapters and can't stand it anymore. It doesn't take away from the plot. The person who bullied the heroine in his previous life is still living a good life. Why do he write so much about cooking? The male protagonist also had no words to ask the female protagonist to be his concubine. No normal woman would agree, right? Later, he directly raped the heroine without regard to her reputation or other consequences! Doesn't the male protagonist have water in his head? Fortunately, the heroine has an aura of invincibility (mainly written as a villain female supporting character, who did nothing but raised the heroine for a year, and the children were all born safely). Under normal circumstances, the heroine would have been abused by the supporting villains and other villains long ago (the heroine relies solely on spring water, and looks good with 0 strategy and 0 culture. She has experienced the previous life as if she has not experienced it). At least she will not have any children. What kind of novel is this? You'd better go into the factory and drive screws! Don't write it next time!

The plot is exciting and the writing is brilliant. But the first part is a bit off. Almost gave up.

A bit ruining the outlook