I Had a Child for Your One True Love. What Do You Regret Now That I'm Gone?!

This is so tedious, it's driving me crazy!

They weren't even married, so how could there be a divorce? It's completely irrelevant.

It's so numb, has anyone counted how many times the male lead gave a wry smile?

After explaining his ex-wife's situation in Chapter 177, he disappeared from the public eye.

Those who cultivate immortality inevitably end up losing all their lovers.

What kind of nonsensical plot is this, yet it gets an 8.2 Rating? Even a middle school student's essay would be better.

The male protagonist kept giving a wry smile, but I don't know if he was even smiling properly. It felt far inferior to Tomato's writing style.

The characters in the play are intellectually deficient and illogical, so there's really not much to comment on...

The male protagonist cultivates the path of the lowly immortal, using the path of the lowly to understand in the mortal world that the path of the lowly must endure all kinds of grievances and insults, and suffer the humiliation of the lowest of the low with the highest status.

The plot is so fragmented and I don't even know what it's about. The wife is having another man's baby and her skirt is almost pulled up, but then she takes it back and uses it herself. How mentally disturbed do you have to be to write something like this? It's so blatantly licking the boots, and the green grasslands are flying everywhere. 100 Chapters is my limit. I'm about to have a brain hemorrhage. I'm getting out of here.