The Polite Scoundrel

I think this book is really good. I don't know why there are so many warnings and complaints about it being melodramatic and full of spoilers. I didn't find it that melodramatic at all. It's much better than those mindlessly popular angst-filled novels on Tomato. I usually don't write book reviews, but I genuinely think this one is great, and I hope the author can keep it up. I support the author!

It's quite popular. It's a typical melodramatic story set in a wealthy family. I read about thirty chapters and it broke my heart. The relationships are complicated. The romance drags on and neither character is virgin. The female lead seems promiscuous, but unexpectedly, she lost her virginity to the male lead.

The characters' loves and hates are very realistic. The author doesn't exaggerate the characters; neither the male nor female lead is omnipotent, and both have their weaknesses. For example, the male lead's unrequited desire for his father's approval leads to psychological problems, and the female lead struggles with the inexplicable loss of her first love.

My friends, this novel is amazing! "You love me?" "Love." "What do you love?" I love you. Who loves me? "Me?" "Connect them." To be honest, I came to read it because of the title, since I really like the phrase "refined scoundrel"! But the more I read, the more captivated I became! This novel is amazing!

No problem. I enjoy watching the ambiguous period between the male and female leads; the back-and-forth is more interesting. If they get together too quickly, it feels like there's not much to see. I've read over 200 chapters and I'm getting a bit tired. The beginning was indeed very engaging and made me want to keep reading.

As expected, the author from another site has impressive writing skills, a smooth style, and well-developed characters. This is true writing, not just catering to the masses with boring and low-brow content. The author's other book, "Crossing the River and Destroying the Bridge," is also very good. Waiting for updates is agonizing. Highly recommended!

I'll give it a thumbs up first. It's quite good. It's basically a story about the male and female leads gradually understanding what love is through their interactions. I really like the perspectives on sex and love in it. Indeed, in real life, we don't know if the person we meet will be the one we end up with, or if we will fall in love and love deeply.

I've finished reading it. If I had to give a review, I'd say it's a romance guide for girls, truly excellent. It conveys incredibly valuable values ​​for women through the novel, even surpassing the plot itself in my eyes. However, I didn't give it five stars because why did the epilogue have to end so badly?! Ugh!

I really enjoyed this book so far. Like "The Banquet," it depicts the reality of love and tells romantic love stories. It shows how some people truly change for love, while others only love themselves and don't care about anyone else. The saying that relationships either end in marriage or breakup is very true.

Five stars so far, I think it's pretty good, but it's really depressing. The relationship between these two... It made me feel emo. They're both stubbornly refusing to say they love each other, yet they love each other so much, and it's so awkward... I feel like my heart is about to break.