Lawyer Wen, Your Secret Crush Is Up to No Good

Author, could you please make the male lead suffer a bit? I really feel so sorry for the female lead. I feel so bad for her, being spoken to like that by the person she likes in front of her. Why treat her like that? Please make the male lead suffer a lot, or even let Ye or someone else take his place. Just stop torturing the female lead! I'm so heartbroken.

The female lead did nothing wrong throughout the entire story; she simply fell in love with the wrong person. I don't like this kind of reconciliation, nor do I like the idea of a prodigal son returning home. The hurt is there; it's a scar that will hurt every time you see it.

This book is indeed a bit angsty. When I first started writing it, I wanted to write a lighthearted, enjoyable story, but somehow it turned out like this. Looking back now, I guess I just wanted to express some genuine feelings. I cried many times while writing this book, which made my husband think I was crazy. But I wrote it seriously, so let me be crazy.

This book is quite heartfelt. I've actually tried writing novels before, but I always encountered problems like illogical plots and unrealistic storylines. Because I've experienced that myself, I'm willing to take a few minutes to review this book and offer my encouragement, appreciating the author's hard work.

Okay, no matter how popular it is, I still love it so much—it's super, super, super good! But why didn't I find it when it was finished?! Do you know how it feels when it's gone just when I'm really into it and looking forward to the next chapter? I went crazy, I screamed, I punched and kicked! Author, I beg you, please update soon!

The reason novels exist is probably to provide psychological comfort, to find empathy and hope within them. Therefore, novels can be somewhat idealistic, but this book isn't overly exaggerated. Highly recommended.

I'd really like to see more of the male lead's emotional struggles with the female lead. I feel like since the female lead didn't become more beautiful, they felt guilty towards her. So, being beautiful is still a prerequisite for being loved.

The characters are well-developed and their personalities are wonderful, especially the female lead's depression. It's not a pitiful label, but something that truly evokes sympathy. She's a classic example of a cheerful person with depression; you'd never guess she was ill from her daily life.

To be honest, I'm not very picky about novels, but I don't read everything either. I don't like some that are vulgar or poorly written, but this book happens to avoid those pitfalls, and the author's writing also makes you think deeply in many places.

After all these years, I still love these kinds of angst-filled stories, but I still sincerely hope the female lead treats herself well. The only person in the whole world who will truly treat you well is yourself; you can give up anyone else but yourself.