Don't Go, Heroine! The Abstinent Tutor Has Turned Dark

This is so good! I haven't read such a sweet and enjoyable novel in a long time. The best part is that there's no melodrama or overly dramatic supporting characters. It really resonates with me. I can't wait for the sequel! 🥰 I hope I don't encounter any awful characters after returning to Beijing.

It's so good! I rushed over to rate it before finishing it. The whole story is witty and humorous, the characters are very well-developed, and there are no unnecessary or messy plot points. The female lead is adorable, like my own daughter. She pursues love when it's right, and the male lead is always considerate of her.

It's great! However, I suggest newcomers not to think of this as a feudal ancient era. I think only an ancient era like this can truly capture the spirit of a modern heroine. The male and female leads are really sweet! The story is also very good!

It's a very good read. The author's writing is good, humorous but not cheesy. Each character in the book has their own distinct traits. The female lead is delicate but not naive, and the male lead appears aloof but is actually quite talkative and clingy. There are no real misunderstandings. It's a short and sweet read.

What's with this book's rating?! It should be 9.5! The author's writing is excellent and flows smoothly. I've read 600 books on Tomato Bookstore, and it's hard to find another one that keeps me reading without skipping chapters. I'll add more comments after I finish reading it. The story is a 1v1 romance between a clean couple, with plenty of dialogue and no awkward crossover chapters. It's really, really sweet. Looking forward to the author's new work—it's truly excellent!

I love this kind of story—simple, heartwarming, and lively. The female lead doesn't have many special abilities; she's just a young woman who loves brewing wine, with a cheerful and adorable personality like a little sun. The male lead, after achieving success in his career, chooses to become a teacher. He's aloof and principled, but very caring and gentle when he's with the female lead.

It's great! The female lead is straightforward, and then there's the abstinent, tea-loving teacher—it's just too good to be true, sister! No angst at all, just pure sweetness. Sisters who love sweet romance shouldn't miss it! Highly recommended!

It's a good read, though it's not very rigorous in terms of historical accuracy. However, it's a lighthearted story that doesn't reference any particular era, so that's not a big deal. I still highly recommend it; there's no particularly angsty plot. 🧐

It's so beautiful! 😘😍😍😍 Keep up the good work, author! 👍

As expected, the male lead is destined to be the female lead; such a rare find. How many men are drawn to a woman's vitality and energy before marriage, only to find themselves gradually eroding her personality after bringing her home, ultimately offering a hypocritical sigh: "How did you become like this?"