When My Foolish Wife Was Tricked Into Marriage by Her Best Friend

They can be summed up as two extraordinary individuals. Even one of them being normal wouldn't have done this.

The two get along very well, and even when the misunderstanding between the male and female leads is at its worst, the male lead still stands by the female lead's side. The more I read, the better it got; I found myself hooked! Initially, the first few chapters, with the male lead's sharp tongue and the female lead's sarcastic remarks, made me think it was a superficially sweet but internally…

It's really good!!! Actually, this book isn't angsty, at least not within my tolerance level. It didn't make me feel sad or want to cry, and so far, the plot is mostly sweet. The female lead isn't wronged, and the male lead doesn't have any ambiguous relationships with the female supporting character. He always protects the female lead. Actually, the female lead's adoptive father is quite funny, and he's not a bad guy either. 😄 Overall, the plot is quite lighthearted and not angsty.

It's good. The female lead's personality isn't perfect, but that's relatable. No one is perfect in every way. Especially her brother's inner monologue—it really felt like a normal person's mind. I hope the female lead matures soon; she's still a bit clueless, haha, but she's so cute!

It looks great, looking forward to its future development. The chapter about typical awful relatives is really overused and clichéd; many novels have it, and this one just doesn't feel as good as the beginning. Goodbye.

Pregnancy can be detected as early as four weeks 😄, while pregnancy is usually not detectable until six or seven weeks.

This book is still quite good. The characters all have distinct personalities and their own destinies. However, many of the plot points were poorly resolved later, making the ending feel rushed. Sometimes we crave a more rational and continuation-oriented ending—whether it's sad, helpless, a peaceful resolution after the storm, or a bright and sunny day—than blind and confused love.

It's pretty good. The female lead fits the "clumsy beauty" trope perfectly; she's genuinely clumsy and a bit of a yandere. The scenes of the male and female leads being affectionate are also very well-written. The story is a bit old-fashioned overall, with many misunderstandings left unresolved. But it's still worth reading, recommended!

The writing is quite good, but whether the plot and characters are likable is a matter of opinion.

Gu Xi & Qi Ye It's really good! I think the female lead is a spoiled, silly beauty. Her luckiest moment was meeting Qi Ye, but if she hadn't met the male lead, she probably wouldn't have survived. It's just a pity the ending was too rushed! My love for you is as romantic and passionate as a rose, and it will never fade.