Hey Author, do you plan on continuing this story?

If a guy doesn't put me first, before his arranged marriage, then I don't want him. When you get married your spouse comes first before anyone else, then your children, then your family. At least that's how my parents raised me and how all of my siblings have conducted their marriages (parents have 46 years of marriage and my siblings are all hitting around 19-20 years).

That's not true. Many novels on here are contracted. Like ones were rapists get away with rape. Women fall in love with abusive partners. And yes a man should be faithful to his wife even if he doesn't love her. He choose to be obedient to the arrangement rather then stand-up for his feelings. That means that the other women, first love, etc wasn't the most important thing her his life. Therefore, why would she want to be with him?

Totally agree. Allowing people to verbally put abuse/down others when they've done something wrong is NEVER an effective form of discipline! I hate it when people think it is.

It may be a culturaol thing for family to act like this when family has wronged family, but in my culture this is soooooo wrong. It makes me sick...I want the female to put up a barrier between her and the family, that way she can distance herself from the toxic dynamics. But, I dint think the author is setting up for that. Also, falling down stairs isn't going to ruin your hands. If the author wanted to make it believable it needed to be a car crash or something that crushed his hands. A fall isn't the right type of accident!

The author's writing isn't bad, I just don't really like the story. I find myself unable to really engage in the story and am bored. It just reads like another stereotypical CN story. The characters are one-dimensional and the main character is obviously OP and doesn't have any challenges. I like my characters to face real challenges and even sometimes lose. It is much more realistic. That's why books like Lord of the Rings or Hunger Games are so popular. The characters face real challenges, have real strengths and weaknesses, and they don't always win.