Why Does My Rival's Child Look Just Like Me?

I can't take it anymore, please don't fall for this! I was already about to throw up halfway through. I just can't understand why her perfectly good husband wouldn't fall for a prince who's lied to her three times. The author's thought process is truly bizarre. So many men offered themselves to her before, and she rejected them all, but now she's being fooled like an idiot by this prince. Isn't this just pure sadomasochistic fiction?

There are only four male leads, yet so many other men engaging in ambiguous relationships. Only one of them is actually the male lead; the other three are all women he met outside the marriage. Does the author really like wildflowers that much? I have no problem with Xiao Wu not being a male lead; he didn't spend much time with the female lead anyway. The rest are ridiculous. The beginning was funny, but only halfway through; the plot is completely mindless and nonsensical.

Check off all the good-looking ones to make it a good habit~

I don't know how to put it. The writing is really good; it's the kind of story where someone overcomes adversity to achieve success. However, it's a bit difficult to read. The female lead is somewhat like a gender-swapped male-oriented novel. She's kind but also flirtatious. The matriarchal society depicted is like how women were treated in ancient times.

I'm speechless. The female lead is such a saint, practically brainless. I don't know why this book has such a high rating. And those husbands of the female lead, they're all so selfish. If you can't write well, why don't you just look at other books? I'm so angry after reading this novel.

The more I watch, the more I dislike Xu Wu. I find him unpleasant.

I just couldn't like Xu Wu at first. When will I finally see her romantic scenes with the male leads?

The female lead is a saint, lacking principles and failing to consider the bigger picture. Not only are her actions constantly misunderstood, but she also refuses to explain herself to her own family. She never discusses her plans with them, clearly not treating them as family. It's utterly speechless.

I'm sorry, author Lao Si, I couldn't continue reading after only reading half of it. I felt a bit frustrated, and the female lead's character also made me feel uncomfortable. I have some indescribable feelings [crying]. Overall, it's very well written, really very good. The female lead's career storyline is very well written, but I'm still sorry, I might have to drop it for now... [Tears]

I've never seen such a pathetic female lead. If you're a fan of female lead-centric stories, don't bother reading this! I persevered and read many chapters hoping things would change, but she's just too weak and brainless, completely controlled by men.