I Became a Henpecked Husband Despite Being Invincible

I'll skip today's update and try to finish the story in one chapter.

Perhaps it wasn't love between Ji Chenyi and Gu Youran. They were simply rays of light in each other's lives. But Chenyi only had Youran as her light; looking back, she realized he wasn't there. But that didn't matter anymore. They no longer needed to search aimlessly amidst the seemingly beautiful yet ultimately ugly world of fleeting lights. Their encounter was the best gift they could receive, and this beauty had already transcended life and death, destined to live on forever somewhere in this world. Perhaps one day, when you see peach blossoms blooming and falling on the street, you'll softly say, "Yes, me too." This...

Is there no 'tiger' (referring to a specific type of animal)? And what happened to the third volume?

It's heartbreaking. I can't accept such a stark contrast in Yun Xin's character. How could the male and female leads not know about Yun Xin's past... Yet they were kept in the dark (so depressing). Even though it's bound to have a happy ending, there was no need to drag Hu Baili into it. Honestly, they gave him a lot of screen time earlier, but it's still hard to accept such a perfect and adorable Yun Xin... Sigh... Don't worry about it, you can ignore it... It's just a rant.

To be fair to casual readers, the plot of this book is a bit slow-paced and drags, but overall the character development is very rich, and the story is quite satisfying after the "Heartless Curse," though sometimes it still leaves you feeling a bit unsatisfied.

I found this book quite interesting, but there were many parts that felt padded out. For example, a game scene took up three chapters... However, after finishing volume 6 and reading the beginning of volume 7, my worldview was completely shattered. You'd expect the female lead to become evil, but she went all out! First, she became a witch and killed many innocent bystanders. Then she threatened to destroy the world, causing chaos and many deaths. After the male lead defeated her, she claimed she didn't actually want to destroy humanity. I was like, "What?!" So, she killed so many people just because she was arrogant? Then volume 7 shows her gradually becoming more virtuous, with many people fawning over her... This... It seems like being pretty is all that matters...

All I can say is that the later parts are outrageous. Having read so many novels, this is the first one that makes me want to curse. Spending time reading this is a complete waste of time; the later plot and characters are simply insane. What do you mean, the protagonist is henpecked and does something that deeply hurts his wife? Then there's this "AI test is over," and the AI ​​is even exonerated. What kind of writing is this? Just disgusting, huh? It's 4:30 now, and I've wasted my time and money reading this rubbish book. I've been forced to swallow my pride and can't swear, so I have nothing to say. I just wish the author good health, a happy Qingming Festival, and a happy family reunion.

Is this a pure romance or a harem story? Is it toxic, angsty, or disturbing?

The first few volumes were really good, but it got increasingly contrived later on. You have to understand, Lao Yan is the main character. Later on, with characters like Lao Gu and others, it's like they're the main characters, while Lao Yan is just a white-bearded old man with very few appearances. And now it's getting increasingly padded. He used to promise extra chapters for a certain number of monthly votes and fire scrolls, but now he doesn't even mention it. Do you think we readers are idiots? Even if you don't add extra chapters, don't skip them! Taking leave every day, do you think it's easy to make money off us readers? (Personal opinion, please don't attack me)

Is it really going to be angsty later on? I can't bear to watch it. I came here for the sweet moments, I hope I don't get suddenly stabbed in the back.