What’s Wrong with Living Off My Wife? The Whole Army Is Supported by Their Wives

Why is the male protagonist of a military novel written like this? Not long after getting married, he returned to the army and left his pregnant wife alone. He only sent 20 yuan a month to his family, and the family wrote in his wife's name to ask for it. The male protagonist's monthly salary in the army was 60 yuan, but he was reluctant to give his wife and children 20 yuan. Most of the remaining 40 were given to the widows and wives of comrades in the army. He raised other people's wives and children. He did not go home during the four-year leave period and gave it to other comrades. His own wife was killed by a family member, and then the time-traveling woman came to take care of the two children. Fortunately, the time-traveling girl has golden fingers and strength, otherwise her life would be lost. I don't understand why such a male protagonist would assume the identity of a soldier.

Inexplicably, the male protagonist returned from serving in the army for four years, and then the male protagonist's parents started making troubles, but the female protagonist's mouth felt like it was sewn shut by needles, and she refused to tell the male protagonist that his parents were not her biological son.

It looks good, but I think the male protagonist is not worthy of the female protagonist.

I just like capable female protagonists who have upright views, handle things neatly, and look good.

Meow Meow's writing is very good. I support Meow Meow to finish this book. The data should be good. Don't cut the book. Wait for me to vote next month.

Super pretty!! I've read all the updates in one go these days😋

This book is okay, but the updates are too slow. As I read it, I didn't even know what it was saying. Every time it takes me a long time to think about it.

This is a story about a man who has a wife and children, but takes 40 yuan from his 60-yuan salary to support the widow of his comrade in arms. In addition, the male protagonist's family members all know that his daughter-in-law is illiterate, and the male protagonist complains that his wife does not write letters.

The writing is touching, true, and sensible. It is neither exaggerated nor ostentatious, nor is it a bad person. In short, I like it very much.

It is a good work, not too clichéd, and enjoyable. The logic is good, the plot is good, and the pace is brisk and not draggy. It is a good work, but compared to the other books I have read, I think it is not interesting. The number of votes is less. My two favorites have less votes, and the other ones that are not interesting all have low votes. I don't know if it is because readers nowadays have special tastes, and they are more interested in works whose logic cannot be self-consistent than these better works.