My Life Is Running Out, and My Cold CEO Wife Is Taking Her Revenge

Who on earth is reading this scumbag novel? Anyone who can actually finish it is truly amazing.

Which book, Dali's or Yan Sui's, is earlier?

The text is too small, how should I write "greater than"?

I was completely stunned by the synopsis; it felt like I read too fast and it was too late to react. I genuinely think you're amazing, incredibly amazing! To produce such a mind-blowing mess, I almost don't want to believe you anymore; I pity you. What kind of turbulent environment could have forged a genius like you?

I've already read over 130 chapters, and I feel like I can't continue reading without Yafei. The male lead is practically brainless; after learning the truth, instead of hating his mother-in-law who caused his unhappy marriage, he wants to leave the female lead and refuses to investigate or believe the truth.

This novel is honestly mediocre, even a bit ridiculous. The protagonist is portrayed as such a pathetic coward, like a green-haired turtle. I was just torturing myself, knowing it wouldn't be good, but I was addicted and couldn't stop reading. I don't know why.

What kind of writing is this? It's disjointed and incoherent. Where did those last few chapters come from? The plot seemed to have come together near the end, but then it's reverted back to the beginning in the last few chapters. Couldn't the author have put a little more effort into copying? Whether the female lead was physically or emotionally unfaithful was never clearly explained until the very end. The whole thing is a mess.

After the "green turtle man" reconciled with his ex-wife, he wrote about how the two of them faced business challenges together, and then they had a happy ending.

Author, did you even read what you were writing? The earlier chapters described a close and harmonious relationship, with the characters having two children and reconciling. Why did you revert to your old ways in the last few chapters? Is there a rift again?

The story begins with the male protagonist spending months caring for his mistress and even causing his sister's death, which takes hundreds of chapters. Then, after a mere twenty or so chapters of apology, he's back to his path of being a devoted admirer. It's truly unbelievable.