A Thousand Ways to Win Her Heart

I couldn't bear to read on; I'm getting old, and I'm especially afraid of tragedies (which I consider to be tragedies). I listened to it anyway, but unlike the usual double speed, I played it at normal speed and slowly savored it. I felt incredibly sad.

Having read through all of Fico's books, from "Fico's Dinner Party" to "The Rising Star" and "A Thousand Houses, A Hundred Strategies," I really enjoy the author's writing style and stories. The seemingly simple tales always have unexpected twists and turns.

The plot of this book is truly unexpected! Richard's actions are both cunning and ruthless, but they also reflect some of the darker aspects of human nature in real society. It reminded me of Kirihara Ryoji in *White Night*, both of whom walk in the darkness. However, *A Thousand Houses, A Hundred Strategies* seems to focus more on plot twists and suspense, making it a more thrilling read. I look forward to seeing how the story unfolds and whether Richard can find his path to redemption.

The resolution left me feeling unsatisfied. In the next chapter, I thought Li Changming was Wu, and that Richard had been redeemed by the female lead, which was why he was preparing to turn himself in. It made me a little sad. Solution changed to result

I read it in one go. The suspense and foreshadowing made me think it was about Wu Di seeking revenge, but it turned out to be about another Wu Di. It was quite a twist... The ending was good, though. Life is always unpredictable; a chance accident or a choice can lead to a different path.

Deducting one star is out of dissatisfaction. I hoped that even if the protagonist had regrets, it would be something like a failed confession, not being forgiven after revealing the truth, or something like art originating from life but transcending it. That's true, but if it's too high, it becomes lonely at the top, a towering structure.

The article is short and concise, the characters are well-developed and three-dimensional, but ultimately they missed each other… It made my heart ache, and I have so much to say, but I don't know where to begin. 🥺 Looking forward to the author's new book 😘😘 The new series has finally started airing! I'm going to wait until it's fully released before I start watching! 😄

Twists and turns again, well, I'm absolutely convinced that Richard is Wu Di. Love is unsolvable.

Excellent! The descriptions are vivid and precise; the author has a deep understanding of human nature.

In the end, they never said how Wu Di died.