Weren't We Supposed to Be Just Fake Girlfriends?

You got carried away with writing the "henpecked husband" book, and ended up adding a married woman character. Then you were busy patching it up in the epilogue, turning her into a "cc married woman." At least the married woman in that book was in a marriage of convenience, devoid of emotion. This one's a complete widow, and a loving one at that! Your husband died, and you're taking over? If you had to add a married woman, couldn't you have made it a misogynistic IVF story? Childhood trauma led to misogyny, but a desire for a child to make up for the past—isn't that better than this loving widow?

Having read chapter 167, I really have to vent. From the author's last book to now, Jiang Mengyao is the most unlikable female character I've ever seen. The early development of the adopted sister felt a bit overdone, and the male lead's portrayal was also quite heavyweight, but at least the sister acted as a calming agent, allowing me to continue reading. But this Jiang Mengyao, who has appeared in these recent chapters, I don't know why, seems so hostile towards the male lead.

There were many other minor frustrations, but the married woman was the biggest mistake. He forced a virgin into marriage, had her fall for him after he gave her flowers, and then coerced her into marriage. Later, she had to undergo IVF to have a child. It wasn't a real relationship, but she was willing to provide him with personal care as a nurse and nanny, personally feeding him, giving him medicine, giving him injections, and pushing his wheelchair.

It's like insisting on patching a FC (Final Fantasy) game, forcing them to revert to their own established settings. They start by calling each other "darling," then later reveal a completely different, forced-in-marriage scenario—a ridiculous setup.

Can you please stop calling her a "slut"? She's had someone else's child, what else is she but a "slut"?

That's too little! I've been supporting this book since it was first released, and after subscribing to all of them at once, I found there are still less than two hundred chapters! I'm going to drag the author out of the library and have them write like crazy!

CA1J rewarded the author with a "Little Lolita Heart" gift worth 100,000 Fire Coins.

After watching more than half of it, I felt increasingly uncomfortable. Towards the end, many plot points felt like they had to abandon some of their previous promises in order to serve the new harem. It was similar to the fact that Jiang, whom they had just met, moved in, or the male lead didn't mind living with the landlord and was even happy to abide by the so-called rules. He had already forgotten half of his happy life with his sister. Didn't he think about whether his interactions with his sister would be restricted by these rules?

All the female characters are just offering themselves up for free, it's so boring.

Subscriptions aren't increasing at all; I'm so worried the author won't be able to keep going!