The Depressed, Wicked, Sickly Villainess Gives Up

This is the first time I've read this type of story on Tomato Bookstore. It made me lose a pack of tissues and gain eyes so swollen you couldn't even tell they were double eyelids. It's heartbreaking to see Nuannuan, a sick child abandoned by her parents in her previous life and then abandoned by her stepmother and scumbag father in this new world.

1. The main couple's romantic relationship is free of misunderstandings, amnesia, and melodramatic plot twists. 2. The sickly female lead has a fever and vomiting every day, and a heart condition, while the male lead is constantly worried and anxious, getting tense every time she has an attack. I absolutely love this! I love this kind of story where the male lead suffers.

It's so good! This is the first time I've read a story like this. I absolutely love the interactions between the female and male leads. The female lead lost the will to live due to her illness, but the male lead kept trying to save her, which really made me want to cry.

It's really, really good! The beginning made me lose so many pearls (a Chinese internet slang term for watching videos). The female lead is sickly and naive, but not weak. Many people might think she's pretentious, but Aunt Lan is right; the pain she suffered for over a decade is beyond what others can understand.

Ahhh, this book is so good! It's the first time I've ever seen this type of book with such a unique female lead. I hope the female lead gets better soon and lives happily ever after with the male lead *^_^*😜😄🥰😘 [Please update more frequently!]

I loved it! I cried so much while reading it, but I barely dared to read the comments because the female lead initially wanted to give up on life and didn't want to burden others. I can understand her thoughts, but I was afraid many people in the comments wouldn't understand and would criticize her, so I didn't dare read them much. Their daily life was very warm and sweet.

I watched it twice, and it's so good! Nuannuan had been sick for twenty years and had lost all will to live. Qin Yan practically dragged her to stay alive. Nuannuan was like a blank sheet of paper, and Qin Yan patiently added strokes of color to it. Later, Nuannuan finally regained her will to live and survived. It's really good. It was so heartbreaking when Nuannuan gave up on taking her medicine 😢😢😢

It looks so good! I love the sickly/frail character setting so much! I hope the female lead isn't too naive. Although she's quite cool, she's still a bit innocent. The novel always talks about her having pure and clear eyes, and I'm always worried that she'll be deceived or fooled... But I'm still so eager to see more, it's too short! Please update more frequently! I hope the female lead recovers slowly; this delicate little doll is just too adorable.

The author is fantastic! It's been a long time since I've read a story that's not cheesy, not Mary Sue-ish, and where the girls don't engage in power struggles. At first, I thought it would be another story that badmouths the original female lead, but surprisingly, every girl is wonderful, except for Wen Xue. Keep it up!

Super good, a masterpiece! 😘 This is the first time I've read this type of story, and I love stories about sickly characters. The female lead is melancholic but very obedient, unwilling to trouble others, and constantly wants to die to escape. The male lead is the light in her darkness, pulling her back from the brink of death time and time again.