I'm the Author's Wife, Some Random Thoughts of Mine

I was bored, so I logged into his account to see whether he had posted any updates. When I saw the two sets of random thoughts he'd posted, I, as the author's wife, decided to say a few words too:

1. The phrase "The Wife of Great Wisdom and Courage" was very well chosen—perfectly accurate. Applause.

2. Compared with someone like me, who got first place in Chinese in high school and formally majored in secretarial studies at university, it's perfectly normal for his writing to be worse than mine. It's nothing to be ashamed of. There's no need to belittle yourself, and you don't have to feel indignant or refuse to accept it. On the contrary, for someone who majored in arts and crafts design, I think reaching this level is already quite impressive. I normally never read fantasy novels. Once, when his computer had Word open, I happened to read a passage. My evaluation was: "Not bad. The descriptions are detailed and vivid, making you feel as if you're right there. Quite imaginative." Writing a book is mentally exhausting, and I'm lazy. So in my eyes, you're already pretty amazing.

3. Someone once asked me why I married him. I thought about it seriously and told them: because I felt happy whenever I was with him, and he was always making me laugh. (Looking back now, I really was fresh out of school and young and ignorant.) If someone asked me now why I haven't divorced him, I would seriously tell them: because he cooks pretty well. Over the years, I've wanted to kick him out countless times, but then I'd think that his cooking wasn't bad after all and happily sit down to eat. (This was the carefully considered conclusion of a mature woman.) This also answers