A Good Match for Marriage
宜嫁宜娶
- Status
- Completed
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- 645k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
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Very realistic, not exaggerated, and close to life. Their relationship is like a gentle stream, I really like it and I like it updated quickly.
It's been a while since I've read this type of show. Although both male leads have had other relationships, they are both very cautious in their feelings, which makes the gradual development of their relationships with the female leads feel real and natural. Reading each chapter feels like witnessing how the feelings bud and grow, rather than just relying on physical contact to express the progress of their emotions. Following along...
It's not melodramatic and it's very good! Marrying someone you don't love and who doesn't love you must be even more cruel and agonizing for a woman, so I feel even more sorry for the female lead. Fortunately, Mr. Song is quite a gentleman. I hope the two of them can quickly win each other's hearts and have a happy ending.
The male protagonist in the author's writing is truly both good and bad. He's like the author's favorite son, while the female protagonist is like a stepdaughter, always getting the better of her. The male protagonist, on the other hand, takes everything on lightly. But it's still a very good read, especially the part where Jiajia says she wants a divorce—oh my god, I was reading until 4 AM and cried so much!
This book is the most realistic yet idealistic novel I've ever read. The author must be a mature person; they wrote a long afterword and updated the epilogue every six months, which is truly unique. Neither the male nor female protagonists are perfect; they would be excellent partners in reality, but far too imperfect in the real world.
Yes, this is one of the more realistic books I've read. It doesn't have that many protagonist's halo; the male and female leads are involved in a very realistic Chinese family marriage, without excessive tolerance or indulgence. It realistically depicts correct values and some long-standing feudalistic ideas in China.
It's quite good. There's no melodramatic plot; everything feels very realistic. I envy this kind of brotherhood and sisterhood. I finished it in one day, but I still want more. It's true what they say, you can't watch unfinished shows; you're always on the edge of your seat. This rating is way too low! I think it's really good, very realistic, and very well written. It's incredibly good.
Unlike the typical domineering CEO romance novels, this story features a marriage of convenience that blossoms into love. The gradual process of the two getting closer and more intimate through the little things in life is even more captivating than initial attraction. This book is very engaging and highly recommended! I hope all the main characters in the story have a happy ending.
It's incredibly good, not cliché at all. How could someone from a wealthy family possibly come into contact with ordinary people? Reality is all about self-interest. I've seen many people say Yun Jia is subservient, but I think it's actually a good fit. She's suited to someone with a passionate personality to love her.
It's really good, everyone come and see! 🧐 Wow, I love this cover!