The Feisty Mom's Guide to Taming Her Husband and Kids in the Eighties

Uh uh uh... Forcefully give the protagonist intelligence.

The heroine's writing was so stupid, she found so many loopholes but didn't dig them out. I just do what I want. There is no strength, only stupidity. It's so frustrating to watch.

The heroine is too arrogant and doesn't explain to the hero that you cheated on green tea. It will be clear by the time you talk. This kind of plot is very familiar. Usually what you think is clear becomes the scene of a rape, let alone a scene of rape. You just jump into the river to wash it!

After watching it, I still don't know what the male protagonist has done to offend the female protagonist, and the reason why the male protagonist must marry the female protagonist is also unclear.

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I'm really tired from watching, and I'm babbling a lot.

If you can't even walk around clearly and still talk about what skills you are practicing, isn't that bragging and causing contradictions? The author writes a lot of messy and confusing articles, and the article is unclear.

It's nonsense. I've read 27% of it and I don't know what I'm reading. Except for the fact that the female protagonist is self-righteous and doesn't know what she's done. She wants to be a strong female character, but her IQ is worrying. It's a complete waste of time and not good-looking.

It's really a piece of cake, and the ending is so bad. I don't know what the hell I wrote until the end.

There is something wrong with the heroine. She knew she was a love rival but still kept her. She was not decisive at all. Didn't she harm others by giving people hope?