The Young Marshal's Cold-Hearted Wife

It's not good. All the male supporting characters in the novel like the female lead and are willing to give up everything for her. All the female supporting characters who like the male lead are vicious. The only white lotus in the whole series is the female lead. She doesn't even have a good best friend. She even said that no woman wants to play with her. That means she can't get along with women in real life, but gets along with men. Isn't that a green tea b*tch?

Honestly, I think if the female lead had known Xiao Tao Hong's true identity from the beginning, I wouldn't have any problem tolerating her. The fact that she didn't know and always thought Xiao Tao Hong was the male lead's concubine, yet she tolerated it, is incredible! Like a Ninja Turtle! Isn't she supposed to be a young lady, all timid and cautious? If she didn't care, she should have cut ties completely! Every time the male lead threatened her, she compromised. Even after learning the truth and knowing he'd tarnished her reputation, she still tolerated it. Unbelievable! Belated affection is more worthless than grass (*˘˘*).. .:*♡, Please let the second male lead take her place! (This is just my personal opinion)

After reading dozens of chapters, the book's quality is actually much better than I expected.

Want to know if the male lead is clean?

I wonder if the author misunderstands the word "cold-hearted," because I didn't see any cold-heartedness in the female lead. I couldn't continue reading and only read the first few dozen chapters, where all I saw was her irrationality and even a bit of stupidity. As a wife, knowing her husband didn't like her and that she was no match for him, she still defied him; as a daughter, knowing her family's business was controlled by her husband, she still disobeyed him and burdened her parents. She didn't do anything rational or effective, wasting my time completely.

I just can't understand it. A female villain, the female lead captures her and then releases her, promising to make her suffer terribly but the punishment is barely scratching the surface, and in the end, she harms so many people. The male lead is so powerful; after winning the imperial harem, why would he need to rely on the female villain? Why would he keep her around? Why would he marry her? It doesn't make sense. If the plot is meant to drive conflict, different villains could be introduced gradually, but this single approach feels uninspiring.

This book is alright. Different eras shape different kinds of love. Patriotism, romance, and personal honor—everyone in that era was caught in a web of emotions. The male protagonist (Fu Beizheng) is a young marshal. From the moment he took office, his primary concern was the people. He didn't understand love; his inability to love stemmed from his upbringing. His initial interaction with the female protagonist (Shen Wanyin) was sparked by Xiao Taohong. It was through this interaction that he noticed her, got to know her, and gradually fell in love with her without realizing it. In his mind, his possessions (including the female protagonist) were not to be betrayed or coveted by others. This behavior left the female protagonist emotionally and physically exhausted and scarred. The female protagonist loved the male protagonist from beginning to end, but in that era, many were not in control of their own lives. When the country was in trouble, they would shoulder their responsibilities and risk their lives to protect the people. Their love deserves praise and tenderness!

Are there really men that devoted in real life?

Why is it so hard to be a man? He has to handle everything – national affairs, family affairs, world affairs – everything!

Why am I always being manipulated by bad people?