After Six Years Apart, President Wen Volunteers to Be the Backup

The first half was quite exciting, with excellent writing on the tension and emotional progression. However, the latter half was rather disappointing. Everyone around the protagonist (gong) sided with him, saying he had a really tough time, and they all seemed to favor him, including the other protagonist's sister.

I truly love this book; words can't express it. The main reason is the author's frequent updates, the younger sister's remarkable maturity, and the protagonist's spontaneous departure in the latest chapter—there were no dramatic suspenseful moments. I feel that a peaceful, uneventful life is the most poignant, and love is such an elusive word.

My goodness, it's been so long since I've read such a wonderful piece of writing. I don't know how Wen Ye spent those six years, and I don't know how Li Yang spent those years when I saw the photos. Both characters are so well-developed, allowing us to deeply experience the feeling of being there. The characters' emotional fluctuations, their psychological impact, and the unique language all resonate with our thoughts and feelings. It's really great!

I stayed up all night and read 80% of it. The writing in the beginning was really good. The seme lent the uke 300,000 yuan and helped the uke go to university. He also gave the uke and his sister a place to live in a courtyard house in the capital. Under the seme's care and love, the uke slowly fell in love with him. However, the seme got engaged to someone else for the sake of his career.

Keep it up, I love reading this! 😳 Please write more! That way I'll have something to read when I get back this weekend ( ˃̶̤́ ꒳ ˂̶̤̀ )

Although it's a common theme of love entanglement between a wealthy family and a poor boy, the author's delicate writing vividly portrays familial and romantic love... The genuine emotions and the distinct yet lifelike characters make the story utterly captivating! Thumbs up! 👍

I just finished reading it! I was going to wait until I finished before commenting, but I wanted to comment now. This is the best "chasing wife" novel I've ever read—it was so satisfying! The uke (bottom) left without any lingering or hesitation, which was really satisfying. Some ukes in "chasing wife" novels drag their feet, which I can't stand. So I really liked the uke in this novel.

The story is very good. It begins with a series of entanglements caused by money, which is probably what people often call fate. Even though the two had no interaction in high school, they still noticed each other. The beginning is quite depressing because Li Yang is busy working part-time to make a living and take care of her sick sister.

Wow, this is amazing! You're a treasure I found during my reading slump! O(≧▽≦)O

I came across this on the homepage recommendation. I'm really into the "chasing-back-to-the-wife" trope, and I read the latest chapter overnight. The plot is great, and the writing is good too. It uses some common novel tropes, but they don't feel cliché. I really want to know how Wen Ye will win back Li Yang next. Author, please update soon!!