Mimiang

I read the author's "How to Be a Girl" before reading this one. The male leads in both books are quite likable; they have open-minded views on women, never argue with the female lead, and always talk things out. Even when they're jealous, they don't target the female lead. They're a little mischievous but adorable. The male supporting characters are also great. I really like this style of writing.

This book is good enough to keep a hard-pressed reader reading it. The male and female protagonists have distinct personalities, the tone is humorous, and it sometimes makes you smile.

This book is unconventional, the author's writing is witty and humorous, and overall it's quite exciting and worth reading. The low rating might be due to the female lead remarrying the male lead after their divorce, and the male lead's occasional sarcastic remarks about his ex-husband, which many find regrettable. However, I find it very realistic, and I especially like how the female lead lives authentically and without pretense.

At first, it was heartbreaking and frustrating, bitterer than being soaked in bitter herbs—how could it dare call itself "honey"? Later, when the male lead tried to steal her away, I kept thinking, "It's only because of his incredible plot armor; anyone else doing this would be a total scumbag."

It's quite good. Especially the beginning; who among the common people isn't struggling to make ends meet? There are struggles and achievements, and gradually life gets better. The author's vivid and interesting descriptions of details can bring a smile to the reader's face.

It's great! The female lead suffered many hardships in her childhood, but gradually became independent through her resilience and perseverance. She met the male lead, and their relationship slowly matured and grew stronger over time. Although the male lead is pure-hearted, he doesn't just spoil her without any limits; there are arguments and conflicts, which I think is quite realistic and relatable!

The female protagonist in this book is portrayed as feisty, talented, and capable. Her early life is filled with hardship, but her later years are filled with happiness. The book is full of humor, guaranteed to make you laugh out loud. The modern language is sure to elicit uproarious laughter.

It's good. I especially like the female lead's personality. The banter between the male and female leads is humorous and funny, without too much cloying romance. It's great.

The author excels at humorously and accurately depicting people's psychological activities, making one's mind wander and unable to help but chuckle; many detailed descriptions are also like this, and whenever I come across a certain part, I laugh while reading the comments, and laugh with my fellow book lovers for a while longer. This is a lighthearted novel with no time travel, no rebirth, and no cheat codes.

Finished watching! Not bad! The ending just left me wanting more, haha ​​😂😂😂