Wait, Is This How You Show Your Filial Piety?

Has the author changed? The previous books were quite good, but after the bankruptcy story, the plot started to deviate from the emotional arc, becoming increasingly drawn-out and lackluster, with a rushed ending. This book doesn't look promising either.

Sigh, I feel the female lead is quite tragic. She's so young and already being raised as a second wife with a child. Although she has ulterior motives, she genuinely treats the male lead like her own son. The male lead is a bit of a jerk; he uses all his underhanded tricks on the female lead. Hopefully, the author can handle their relationship well later on. Tsk.

The writing is getting better and better, but updates are becoming less and less frequent.

This person just needs gauze; newcomers shouldn't look at it.

The author is an idiot.

Hurry up, hurry up!

That's about enough, time to get back to the main storyline. Now all I do is wait for your updates and then hurl a string of rubbish at you; if I put that elsewhere, I'd get flamed.

The cliché of fighting for inheritance and kidnapping is truly disgusting, yet it's impossible to skip (because it's related to the development of the male and female leads' relationship, and skipping it would make the story incomprehensible). I think the author is a seasoned author of stories about reversed marriages, so why is she so clueless? And the crucial point is that it's the second male lead who saves the female lead, who has no connection to the male lead at all! After reading for so long, it's not even a necessary part, so why put this toxic element here?

It's almost a hundred chapters and I haven't even gotten a single bite to eat.

Cyber fraud, hilarious!