Marrying Up

Love life among those who love you, and see the world clearly among those who don't.

Very good... Worth reading. Whether the couple is virgins or not doesn't matter, as long as they're faithful during the relationship. There aren't any premarital restrictions or anything like that; where in reality can you find such pure relationships? Anyway, it's a book that suits my taste. A fast-paced read throughout... Haha (><)

Those who prefer a clean relationship might want to avoid this one, as the female lead had a relationship with her ex-boyfriend and was deeply in love with him, and the male lead is very devoted. The novel doesn't have any overly dramatic plot twists; it's quite realistic and down-to-earth. I just wanted to see some development in the side couple's story. 😂

This author is really daring to write explicit content, hahaha 🤭 When will the author release a new book?

As I get older, I realize that sweet books like this are definitely more to my liking. This book, which doesn't feature a clean break between the two leads, is quite realistic. The female lead isn't the strong type, but she's a gentle, flawed, and very real character. The male lead is a domineering CEO, but not overbearing, and there's no forced misunderstanding; their relationship is very sweet. Overall, I love it!

I watched the beginning, the end, and then came back to watch the whole thing. Honestly, the female lead relies entirely on the male lead. Although she's intelligent and doesn't do anything stupid, she's nothing without him. The plot is okay, and it deserves five stars. It's just a shame that Zhang Xianli doesn't have a marriage certificate.

This book is quite enjoyable. There are no inexplicable melodramatic plot points; problems are resolved through communication, conveying a positive message. The male and female leads are well-developed and realistic. The male lead is a good man in real life, even if he's a bit of a womanizer in the beginning, it doesn't detract from his overall character.

I really like this book; it's light, sweet, and comforting.

What's meant to be yours will never be taken away, and what's not meant to be yours can't be obtained no matter how hard you try. Cherish those who love you.

Overall, I think this book is quite good. The portrayal of the relationship between the male and female leads is delicate; both are kind, grateful, and treat each other with gentleness and consideration. Especially noteworthy is the scene where the male lead voluntarily undergoes a tubal ligation after the female lead gives birth to their second child—he truly loves and understands the hardships…