No Matter How Many Times We Repeat Our Mistakes

Super good! It's a story of mutual redemption between the male and female leads. If the male lead hadn't saved her, she would have chosen to die. They both have feelings for each other, but they always encounter difficulties and miss opportunities. Their fate isn't quite right. I hope they can be together in the end! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

I finally finished the whole book in one go, about four and a half hours. It was so heartbreaking! Towards the end, I thought of Huang Xitang and Zhao Pingjin, who, like Song Qingye and Qi Yan, finally got together after nearly ten years of twists and turns. It was so painful for two people who clearly loved each other, but their family circumstances delayed their relationship for so long.

The novel is very well written, the author is great, and the love between the male and female leads is very touching. They've been through many ups and downs for years, and even have a daughter, but they're still not together. The second male lead is also very good; seeing him with a romantic partner made me feel a little sad, even though I know the female lead belongs to the male lead. I'm not a shill. It's a novel worth reading.

I'll give it a thumbs up first! Haha, I just discovered I can write side stories, wait for me!

The male lead's contradictory nature—lacking in ability yet wanting to have it all—was brilliant. The female lead's clear-headedness and decisiveness, yet still unable to resist falling in love, was also excellent. I genuinely cried in the middle; I was truly afraid that at some point, the two of them would actually decide to let go and move on.

It's really, really good. There's no filler in it. I cried a lot at the beginning and the end. I initially thought there would be a "wife-chasing-back-to-the-heart" trope, but it turned out there wasn't any. The male and female leads loved each other so much, but they were powerless to change their fate. Thankfully, the ending was very happy (the two chapters in the extra chapters were too short; I didn't get enough).

The book is very well written. The author's writing style and story conception are both excellent. Although the male and female protagonists experience many ups and downs, they ultimately come together. Lin Yin is a good man, and Wu Nu is also a good person; most women wouldn't be like her.

It's a good read with decent writing. I've read about twenty chapters so far, and I feel the male lead doesn't understand the female lead. The second male lead is great, but it's a pity... I hope the second male lead gets a good ending too!

It's good! I never read unfinished stories, so I didn't notice it was an unfinished novel, but it's really good! Now I'm urging for updates every day.

I gave it 4 stars initially, but I have some mixed feelings. It seems men are more likely to get over this.