To Get Revenge on That Wretched Woman, I Became Her Master's Wife

I'm sorry, I really haven't known how to write these days. Perhaps I should take a break and write a new outline before continuing. Thank you to all the readers who have been reading this novel during this time. I will be rewriting the novel later.

The main character and the female lead's master were developing at a crucial moment, and the story was going well, but suddenly the female lead's master was taken offline and the female lead took over. It's fine to change the characters, but the descriptions of the female lead and the main character are also inexplicable. The plot is glossed over, and the whole thing is a low-IQ battle of wits. I can't understand what the author was doing.

What's the point of this new character besides spoiling the plot and annoying the protagonist and readers? He's already starting to suffer setbacks after only a few chapters; it's so frustrating to read.

Ugh, how did this upright gentleman suddenly turn into a yandere? After writing so many chapters to build up his image, he ruined it in one chapter. The transition was too abrupt. He didn't even feel guilty after forcing himself on the protagonist. It was a bit disgusting to read.

The reason this book is so popular is mainly due to market demand. People are often dissatisfied with their lives and seek emotional fulfillment online. Because of the fast pace of modern society, many experience emotional or imagined failures, with imagined failures being more prevalent. This book perfectly addresses this need; it can be seen as accurately predicting the core themes of college entrance exam essays. Currently, many "cremation scene" novels on the market have high readership.

Damn, this is so frustrating. There are some inconsistencies; in the last chapter, it said it wouldn't do anything excessive, but in this chapter, the protagonist has red marks on its body—was it raped? And how dare Gu Jiuyao? Isn't she afraid of being killed by her master? Forget it, I'm not reading anymore. Time to relax.

And what's the point of a character like the fox? Either don't let it meet the female lead and focus on developing relationships between the main character and other characters, or don't include this side character and concentrate on your main storyline and romance. You've already introduced several characters, and then the female lead appears—what's the point of the fox's existence? Is it just a pet?

It's a bit messy.

Sorry, I've been quite busy lately and don't have many manuscripts on hand, so I can only update separately for now.

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