Stupid Wife Boss Is on Fire

Don't be fooled by this book, it's too ugly to read. This book is all about the male and female protagonists quarreling, and I was really impressed. The male protagonist is not single-minded at all. There is a female protagonist on the right hand and a supporting female character on the left. Really annoying. Then the male protagonist should not love the female protagonist if he loves the female protagonist, and should not love the female protagonist if he loves the female protagonist. What does it mean to have both? Two things? The male protagonist is also too unfocused. I really am not in the mood to read any more. Since the male protagonist likes the female protagonist, why doesn't he divorce the female protagonist? Do we have to imprison the heroine? There were also the days when the heroine was believed to be pregnant. The male protagonist only lets the female protagonist stay for the sake of the children. It turned out to be fake. The heroine also found out that the hero was about to hand over a baby room and forgave him. It was really outrageous! It's very, very, very sad, there's no need to watch it anymore. I don't understand what the author wants to express. Is it the female protagonist's single-mindedness, or the male protagonist's two-handedness? Also, if the woman driving the sports car is not the heroine, then the hero will be responsible for that woman? Can the male protagonist go to a relative's house without being sure? The male protagonist also said that you can still divorce after getting married. What does that mean? Do you love the heroine or not?