Beyond the Rules

The male lead truly loves the female lead. He's willing to be her mistress, doing anything to stay by her side. His love is humble and cautious. Even after being dumped, he tries to commit suicide—his love is truly profound. Years later, he returns in his transformed state, still loving her unconditionally; if not her, then no one else. I admire this kind of unwavering love.

It's really good. The male lead is so pitiful, and it's understandable that the female lead is a bit selfish—after all, everyone looks out for themselves, and given her upbringing, it's not surprising she has that kind of personality. Also, I want to see some angst for the second male lead, and some side stories—the kind where a privileged young man regrets his actions for the female lead. I quite like those. In short, this is a godsend for female lead lovers!

It was Jiang Nu who provoked Xu Jin'an, yet Jiang Nu was the one who withdrew the fastest, hesitating between money and love before choosing money. She wasn't wrong, but Xu Jin'an was so pitiful. At a time of family reunion, her grandmother committed suicide. When she needed comfort most, her girlfriend broke up with her.

This article is absolutely amazing, I love it so much! I have very little patience for reading novels and I read them very slowly. This article is both good and short. This is absolutely perfect for me!!! I didn't even consider giving up halfway through; I read it all in one go (although it took me a whole day). The author seems like a mature woman!

😳You'll know once you read it; it's definitely a female-centric novel (sort of, anyway, the female lead isn't resentful, she makes her own choices, has self-respect, and the male lead's personality isn't unpleasant). It reflects on money and love, and the author's writing is quite good; they're skilled at writing about emotions.

This is the story of a woman (with some money) who first met a man (a semi-sugar baby) at a karaoke bar. They had a brief, happy relationship, but then she broke up with him after an arranged marriage and married an even wealthier man. They were happy for a year, but the man cheated on her, though he was very generous with money. The woman was unwilling to have children with him.

I love this kind of older woman/younger man romance!! 💕💕A touch of angst for a touch of romance. I'm literally crying my eyes out over the male lead, Xu Jin'an, he adores Jiang Zhaozhao! Even the author's inner monologue is probably the male lead thinking, "I just forgave Consort Jiang like that, am I spoiling her too much?!" The plot flows incredibly smoothly, and the story is captivating!

Previously, any story that wasn't a double virginity tale always involved the male protagonist not being a virgin, but this one is exceptionally good—the female protagonist isn't a virgin either. What's even more remarkable is that the female lead maintains her confident, flamboyant, and unrestrained personality throughout the entire story, which is wonderful. The male lead does have a somewhat tragic life throughout, but he's incredibly devoted to the female lead and treats me very well. 😘

This is another love story between a younger brother and older sister, a short one, and quite enjoyable. The author excels at depicting the atmosphere of love between the two, drawing the reader into the emotional flow. The male lead, An An, is very pitiful. Keep giving it five stars as encouragement!

It's so good! The author writes so well! Xu Jinan & Jiang Zhao The best An'an, Jiang Nu's personality was shaped by her family background, it wasn't his fault, but meeting An'an was her greatest happiness. At the beginning of their meeting, she never thought about a lifetime together, and even while constantly coaxing Xu Jin'an, she never considered "cherishing the present."