My Sickly Husband Can't Even Take Care of Himself

I think this book is very good both in terms of writing style and subject matter. When I read it, I really got into it. Male Protagonist: A pitiful little one. He was spoiled by the heroine and turned into a little crybaby. He would cry miserably in front of the heroine and he was very possessive. The female protagonist: She has high martial arts and a bohemian personality. She always criticizes others when she disagrees with her, and she is an unbridled pampering towards the male protagonist. The male protagonist is not straightforward and strong, and he is a little timid at the beginning, but the female protagonist is pampering her without any limits, and later becomes extremely unscrupulous. Whatever you say is what you say, otherwise you will get angry. The heroine has a headache every time and gets angry again. How can she coax her? (Me: I deserve it!!! I pamper myself and I suffer.)

This is the most touching article I have ever read😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘

It subverts three views. Although it is a cool article, it is... Illogical. The child in it is seven or eight years old and is as scheming as a seventy or eighty year old. . . . . All in all, it subverts the three views

The plot is exciting and the heroine is awake

The writing is not that good, and the male protagonist's name is very confusing. Sometimes he is called this, sometimes he is called that, and there are two names. Moreover, it is wrong and some chapters are repetitive. One moment she was talking about going to a hot spring, the next she was nervously hiding in a tree, and the next she was soaking in a hot spring. It was outrageous. There were a lot of typos, and there were many sentences that didn't make sense. The heroine obviously sympathized with the hero, but she went through the book to save him but was unwilling to do so. She was cursing there, so why write thousands of words to scold the author? She just sympathizes with his plight and is unwilling to help him... I feel like the heroine has a very contradictory personality and behavior, and so does the male protagonist. It was clear that I wanted to kill the heroine in revenge and failed, but the next second I didn't want anyone to find her and have her killed. I was really speechless. Moreover, many things in the book are illogical. How could the bastard in the mansion kill the prince in front of many people? Mattress covered in needles? Wait, I'm so speechless. The content is messy and there are still a few words and sentences missing.

I feel bad if I don't complain about this. When I first read it (females are strong and men are weak), I thought of something like Bai Lian as a male. Then I picked up an 8-year-old little baby girl, and I thought it was a child-rearing type, and then, haha, it turned out to be a child adoptive husband. Child adoptive husbands can forget it. Still a suppressed one... I'm speechless =_= What's even more speechless is that he's still an 8-year-old kid who's very jealous, uh... How should I put it. ZTM is speechless

I don't know where those good reviews came from. I've read Chapter 102. It's so long-winded and I feel like I haven't seen any content. Is it that mature at the age of eight? And isn't the heroine a modern person? Don't you understand the difference between men and women? Even if I like it, it's not like this. I found it very awkward and annoying. I felt that the male protagonist has no ability and the female protagonist has no ability. It's a very superficial story.

This is the only book I have read that has a lot of typos, and some of them are repeated, which really affects the mood of reading. You have to guess what the typos mean.

I really like Mu Feng CP so much The kind that can't extricate itself

There are too many typos. Did the male protagonist change his name? Feng Xi and Feng Mu were messing around earlier