Tang Mingyue transmigrated into a book as the wife of an overbearing president.
She went bankrupt as soon as she transmigrated.
The former handsome and powerful businessman was stimulated by the bankruptcy, and his mental state becomes…defect.
Tang Mingyue originally wanted to divorce him, but she couldn’t bear to abandon him alone because of his situation.
Forget it. Let’s wait until his “madness” gets better.
So, she tried to use various methods to earn money in order to treat his disease.
One day, she accidentally had a relationship with one of Xiao Zifeng’s personalities.
D*mn it! She later realized that what if she became pregnant? Do several other personalities think she gave them a green hat?
So, she will have to have a relationship with each of his personalities to cover up her possible pregnancy?
She doesn’t want ah!
Later, the President recovered from his illness and became richer, but…
Most chapters feel like filler content, mainly due to the introduction and development of the five distinct personalities. Here's a brief overview:
1. CEO - The main character's personality.
2. A wife-loving, scaredy cat, introduced early on when they move in.
3. An ancient costume-wearing, tea-drinking, wine-sipping hunk.
4. A sweet lover.
5. My favorite, an excellent cook, sweet, but also a bit manipulative – a trait I'm not fond of, but everyone has their flaws.
It's important to note that no character is perfect. The story focuses on the chaos caused by these personalities, with the protagonist's amnesia adding complexity. However, it becomes repetitive with the same pattern: trouble, manipulation, forgiveness, rinse, and repeat. It starts to lose its appeal after a while.
I expected more growth in the financial aspect, particularly with her ventures in designing, selling insects, and eventually, starting a broadcast. Unfortunately, her broadcasts are quite uncomfortable, resembling a channel dedicated to insects, with a slight sadistic edge. As of Chapter 107, there have only been four instances, so it's not a significant source of income.
The ending had a surprise twist: Yan Weiwei, who turns out to be ML's childhood friend, ends up with Yicheng, while the original soul of the protagonist finds its way into Yan Weiwei's life. I didn't read much beyond Chapter 127, but that's the general idea.
I don't particularly enjoy how the protagonist constantly报复 the personalities and then forgives them; it doesn't showcase maturity. There's a hint of teenage impulsiveness, but I can't recall her past life clearly.
In summary, the novel lacks substance and depth. Although it might appeal to fans who enjoy:
1. MLs with multiple personalities who love the MC.
2. A protagonist with a tendency to confront and forgive.
3. Slow-paced romance,
it's not a great choice for filling time or seeking a satisfying read. It's more suitable for those looking for a specific type of story with a unique character dynamic.
By the way, here's a spoiler about the five personalities of ML, taken from Foxaholic's summary:
Spoilers:
- Tang Mingyue: "Xiao Zifeng, let's divorce."
- [Dominant President Personality]: "You hussy, if you think I'm poor, you'll divorce me? Out of the question."
- [Old Stubborn Personality]: "Dear, you can't divorce me. Without you, I wouldn't be able to afford another wife."
- [Sensitive Personality]: "Since Xiao Yue no longer loves me, I have no desire to live. Better for me to end it all."
- [Ancient Prince Personality]: "My lady, how dare you say such disrespectful things? It appears I must revitalize my energy for our evening together."
- [Gentle and Indulgent Wife Personality]: "Darling, I adore you. I can't live without you. Please don't divorce me, alright?"
End of Spoiler.