I’m Fated to Die from the Start, So Why Must I Win Over My Enemy?

I've been seeing so many cute pictures lately, and it's gotten to the point where I have so many questions and curiosity. I can't keep things to myself, so I'll just give myself a thumbs up and say a few things, haha. Want a thrilling storyline? Of course! But the censorship is just too strict! It's terrifying 😨. I can only try to find the "bottom line" while writing the story.

It's great! I just wish the author would give the other male leads more screen time. Lu Zhiyou is too arrogant; I really want him to go through a mad dash to win back his wife! [Pouting emoji]

I absolutely love this book! I've already read it twice in the last few days. Each character is so compelling, I can't get enough! Author, please update more often!! 😘

I love this storyline so much, it's a shame the updates are so slow 😢😢😢

Some parts are illogical, but it's so satisfying! The main thing is that it doesn't torture the female lead. Sigh, the taboo element is quite strong. Help, it's hilarious! The female lead is really good at playing games. The writing is okay, but the premise is great. You can read it without thinking too much. If it's too realistic, you can skip it. This is pretty much a mindless, enjoyable read.

She said, "If you want to know the suffering of women, you can't just know the suffering of women like those in books." "You should know that brave men want you to be thin and boneless, and seven-foot men crave three-inch feet. You should know that the first three days of your wedding are not wasted: the first day is spent learning to cook, the second day is spent diligently cleaning, and the…

It's good, but there's a slightly frustrating part in the early episodes about Lu Zhiyou, because the female lead wants to break off the engagement but can't, and has to keep dealing with him! The two of them were constantly acting, bickering and such. But overall, the book was quite good and suited my taste!

I finished it in one go, and it was really good. The ambiguous entanglements between the male leads and the female lead were great; the author is very skilled at writing romance, and it was my favorite kind of story of someone obsessed with love. However, the female lead isn't my type—always calm, clear-headed, and emotionally detached, never loving a single male lead.

It's so good! I can't get enough! Could you please give the other male leads more screen time?

I want to see explicit content, not something too conservative.