You and Time Are Both Cold

It's a good story. Mu Yiming was deceived by Su Qing and never trusted Chi Yan, constantly hurting her. He believed everything Su Qing said. Chi Yan was heartbroken and chose to divorce him. Mu Yiming learned the truth and regretted it. When Chi Yan was in danger, Mu Yiming risked his life to protect her, getting injured in the process. Chi Yan was conflicted, but in the end, she let go and didn't end up with Mu Yiming, which is for the best. Han Yichen and Lu Kewei are also very happy.

I finally finished reading it, albeit on and off. It truly lives up to its reputation as a tragic story. I was cursing the male lead the whole way, but in the end, I felt a sense of relief along with the female lead (or perhaps not, just a sense of calm). I felt so sorry for the female lead; the person she loved ruined her, yet in the end, he offered her "redemption"?

I initially thought it would be like that other story where the female lead leaves and the male lead chases after her, but it ended abruptly. Although brief, it was alright.

It's great, and it's so satisfying to see the male lead suffer.

Saying "I'm sorry" is easy, but those scars can never be healed.

I almost thought the female lead had gotten back together with the male lead, which caused her parents' deaths!

This book is excellent; once it's been too painful to read, I won't look back—that's my principle when reading.

Forgiveness is perhaps the best expression of love! The male lead sacrificed a leg for love; it was worth it.

Do CEOs not have to go to jail for committing crimes?

It looks good, and it's not too long.