Three Escapes by a Beauty

The male lead's love in "Be It's Good" was so suffocating that it brought tears to my eyes. The parts that really made me cry were the Crown Prince's mother's helplessness and the father's domineering and tyrannical behavior, which allowed the Crown Prince to estrange from the female lead. Later, the female lead jumped off a building, both for her own sake and to pave the way for the Crown Prince.

I liked it, the author is awesome. The male protagonist certainly has his merits, but the damage has already been done, and what's done is done; a broken mirror cannot be mended. Another thing is that people are afraid of comparisons. He's not a supporting male character, he's the male lead who arrived late! Especially the two points he made when they first met, they were so helpful.

Finally, I've encountered a normal female lead! There was no forced reconciliation. I can't understand those masochists who, despite being verbally and physically abused, won't leave, and get incredibly emotional over trivial matters. Thumbs up! This female lead is so normal! Thumbs up!

Five stars! The whole story flows smoothly and is well-written. The ending absolutely has to be a tragic one; let the female lead go back to the modern world! 🍉

I think the story in this book is excellent. The love between the male and female protagonists was tainted with impurities from the very beginning. Under the feudal system, the male protagonist felt he was very good to the female protagonist, but the modern woman couldn't find joy in this kind of love.

The writing is superb 😢 The emotional descriptions are also very delicate, and the plot is anything but mindless; the female lead remains remarkably clear-headed throughout. I initially started reading because I heard the male lead was insane, but even after reading so many forced romance novels, this male lead still sends chills down my spine and makes me feel suffocated for the female lead.

This is great! I always want to read stories with a complete tragic ending. Those stories with forced marriages and ruthless relationships tormented the female lead so much, but later they were a little kinder to her, had a child, and she fell in love with the male lead again, as if she'd completely forgotten all the suffering she'd endured. Those stories gave me a heart attack! This one is totally my cup of tea. Why should she forgive the male lead?

It's a good story, and real-life love is the same. If you like someone, you like them; it won't change because of external forces. Like those female leads who, despite the male lead humiliating them, end up being seduced by him... Well, I can't agree with that.

The writing is excellent, the pacing is great, and the female lead has a distinct personality, so why is the score so low? A crazy male lead, a devoted second male lead, a clear-headed female lead, and an innocent child. From the child's perspective in the final ending of the ancient story: a crazy father, a mother who wanted to escape, siblings who died in the womb, and a single, overworked man who died. In the end, I still feel sorry for the child.

It made me both thrilled and heartbroken, but it was a good watch. The female lead had a strong sense of pride and acted in a way that was typical of modern people. Sometimes I wondered if the male lead had shown more favoritism towards her, would the ending have been different?