Back to 1981: Wife, Hold Me Tight. I Know I Was Wrong!

No common sense at all, just making it up without any brains.

As soon as the protagonist wants to do something big, his wife will come out to stop the divorce. Once or twice is okay. After reading a hundred chapters, he will have a divorce three or four times. Isn't it boring?

A common problem among era rebirth writers now is that they always do things that are not supported by policies and do not deserve the support of good leaders, and they will die eight hundred times. They are all reborn, who would risk death?

The subject matter is quite good, but the rebirth turns into licking. You can dote on your wife, but you can't kneel on the keyboard.

The protagonist must never forget his original intention and not be tempted by other women.