The City Mender

This book is excellent! A 7.1 rating is so low, are all the reviews from overly saccharine critics? This book deserves a full five stars! The characters are vividly portrayed, the plot is clear and tightly woven, and the content is engaging and captivating, making it hard to skip ahead. Every character has a proper beginning and end.

The male lead is a decent character; he's clever and has a helpful mentor.

It's pretty good. Although the beginning was a bit depressing, it did have many differences from the current mainstream, and perhaps some parts were quite conservative. But overall, it's much better than letting us completely immerse ourselves in a perfect fantasy.

Although the male lead is a womanizer, he's a womanizer before marriage but loyal after marriage. He's both dashing and responsible, which is probably what men are like. I have to say it's written very realistically. Although I skipped around while reading because I only wanted to see the daily lives of the male and female leads, I didn't want to see what happened to the others, hahaha.

The protagonist is loyal, capable, and responsible—a very vivid character! The story's language is lively, humorous, and the psychological descriptions are delicate; it's a very enjoyable read! The only flaw is the lack of punctuation in the dialogue, requiring careful reading. You'll get used to it.

I've read over 80 chapters, and I have to say the early plot and character relationships were really good. However, the handling of the male lead's relationships with the female supporting characters was a bit bland. I hope there will be more story development later on. 🍉

It's alright. Being realistic is a good thing, but don't you guys get bored of systems and stuff after a while?

It's authentic and engaging. Of all the novels I've read, this is the only one that truly captures the essence of marital relationships and the process of falling in love. It's not superficial; you can immerse yourself in it. After finishing it, I didn't have many thoughts; my heart was at peace. The descriptions of the characters and the lessons they imparted weren't pretentious or empty; they felt real. Keep it up!

It's well-written. The male protagonist is brave and resourceful, not a saint, and very decisive, which is rare.

It's great, very good. I almost gave up on the book when I first saw the female lead, but thankfully I persevered and finished it in one go, staying up all night.