My Wife's Secret: A Husband's Mysterious Investigation After Losing His Memory
妻子的秘密：一位丈夫失忆后的谜情追踪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 325k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- –
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The author portrayed the female protagonist as utterly inhuman; I hope the author isn't mentally disturbed.
His shoulder shrugged and he called out "Dad!" His comment was spot on! The author's portrayal of Shan Yuanmei is a failure!
In novels, it's wrong to portray a woman as "dirty" if she has a relationship with someone who isn't her husband; this depiction of male chauvinism is inaccurate. If a wife is forced into a relationship with someone else to save her husband, it should be viewed from two perspectives: if she hates the person who coerced her and tries her best to rescue her husband, then this is a great sacrifice…
Shan Yuanmei did a perfect job of preventing Lin Zaisheng's son from taking money.
Fang Zhilin and Shan Shan hadn't seen each other for over 30 years, yet they recognized each other immediately upon meeting! Xu Qi and Shan Yuanmei hadn't seen each other for only three years, but Shan Yuanmei didn't recognize Xu Qi! Haha! The author is really interesting!
Fang Zhilin and Fang Hao are both culprits who indirectly caused Shan Yuanmei's death! If they hadn't used their schemes to harm Xu Qi, Shan Yuanmei would still be Mrs. Xu and living a good life! So, those who harm others ultimately harm themselves!
The best outcome is that Fang Hao is brought to justice and sentenced, and Shan Yuanmei resolutely divorces him because he betrayed her daughter! Xu Qi marries his comrade-in-arms and lives a happy life with his daughter!
The book contains many contradictory plot points, making it difficult to reconcile the events. Xu Qi's rescue of his daughter was completely unplanned; he neither sought help nor contacted the police, yet instead acted as a lone hero, risking his life. How could someone with his personality possibly handle anything significant?
Stories should adhere to logic, not fabrication. Fang Hao's son, Xu Qi, was imprisoned when he was just over a year old, and served three years! Upon his release, Fang Hao's son affectionately called Xu Qi "Dad"—is that even possible? This illogical description begs the question: how did the author come up with this?!
This book is about love and hate without principles!