The Mistress Takes Over the Household and Abuses the Children? Reborn, I Took Up a Blade, Divorced Him, and Made a Fortune

The first half was good to watch, with a sassy pig-killing lady seeing through the pain of her past life and then happily divorced (without the embarrassment of being unable to leave after eight hundred chapters), and lived her life with her children; but the second half was a bit like a Mary Sue, with a male protagonist suddenly appearing, with a good background (the disciple of the eldest princess of the clan), and young age (younger than the female protagonist) 6 years old), and then fell in love at first sight with the heroine Heli (there was no foreshadowing in the beginning that the heroine is beautiful as a flower, but she still has some life-saving grace for the hero), which is an extremely abrupt plot development. Later, there is a slight intersection, and the two people have an ambiguous atmosphere. This makes sense, but it is completely unreasonable. It is better to draw a red line between the heroine and Dr. He. So I could only jump and watch it later, it was boring.