Siheyuan: After Seven Years of Marriage, She Wouldn't Let Me Touch Her. I Left, and Now She's Crying

Is this how an author should write novels, where you'll never be able to afford four dishes?

It's a good piece of work, so why are there so many philosophical pronouncements? It's getting on my nerves.

It's alright, quite enjoyable, but it contains too many philosophical pronouncements. A lighthearted, enjoyable story doesn't need so many philosophical musings.

I dropped the novel after He Wenhui got pregnant. Why can't someone who's pregnant take responsibility? He Wenhui wronged the male lead for seven years, but why did you want to touch her again? Why not just cut off all contact? Having a harem isn't wrong, but you keep emphasizing He Wenhui. Why cling to a woman who wouldn't let you touch her for seven years? This novel is just morally reprehensible; it gets more and more outrageous as you read on.

How can an article be written without a beginning or an end?

No wonder the author calls me Old Wang; it turns out he's the same Old Wang from next door who writes this kind of rubbish. It's normal that his score isn't high; a high score would be abnormal. I stopped reading when I saw he was going to marry Qin Huairu.

This is the closest I've ever come to the must-read list, so please vote for me if you have any. The more you vote, the more Huairu will love you! Shang Jinghuai, who had caused a mess, along with Pin Litang, Qiu Nan, and La Di, were standing to the side. Xiao Bai and Su Meng were around their knees.

Strange, can't college students earn forty or fifty yuan?

These typos are giving me a headache; a string of typos makes you question your existence, and the reading experience is terrible.

It's so ugly, I'm giving it a five-star review right away.