She’s Hard to Win Over

🥰🥰🥰This is definitely in my top three of the dual-female lead novels I've read! It's not finished yet, but the characters are really well-developed, and the plot is very enjoyable to read. There aren't any forced or illogical plot twists. Twists aren't bad, just don't make them too outrageous or illogical. This one is just right—practically no twists, and it's not artificially sweet. 🥰 I'm looking forward to their official announcement and shattering the constant fan wars!

Xiao Qi gives me the feeling of "I can give up everything else but I must have you (referring to Yangzai), having you (referring to Yangzai) is enough," and I personally love this kind of feeling. The contrast between Xiao Qi's behavior in front of others and in front of Yangzai is truly amazing. There's no other reason than my special affection for him.

It's amazing!! It must include the deleted scenes, right?! Where can I watch it?! 🥺

This is seriously amazing! I've never read such a moving lesbian novel. The plot is fantastic, the writing is superb, and even I, someone who's not usually very emotional, was completely captivated. From their first meeting to falling in love, they went through so much together. The whole story is incredibly sweet; I'm totally shipping them! I love reading it so much!

The writing is excellent, and the emotions are delicate. The novel "Worry-Free" made me cry so much; it could practically be a book in itself! 😢 The whole story is incredibly sweet! Both main characters actually have mouths; love needs to be expressed. Phrases like "The moonlight is beautiful tonight" and "The wind is so gentle" really touched me. Who understands this?

So sweet! I'm always moved by genuine affection. Yangyang is like a little sun—warm, caring, considerate, and thoughtful. Although she can be a bit like a "central air conditioner"—kind to everyone—her kindness towards Qi Yu is different; she gives him her own special favor. As someone who loves her older sister, I'm truly captivated by such a sister.

It's beautiful, but Su Yan's life is so tragic 😢 Her whole family was killed by a scumbag, and then the person who saved her broke her last straw, ultimately leading to her suicide by jumping off a building. I was so moved I didn't even get to see the scumbag executed 😢

Okay, okay, this is great! It's just that there's too much of this stuff (already censored). We're all Chinese, is there anything we can't see? Tomato, let me tell you, as a Chinese software developer, you need to be more generous. Don't hinder my shipping, don't interfere with Xiao Chen and Xiao Qi's performance. Keep it up, author! 😘

Superbly positive review! I'm raving about Yangyu!!! And Su Yan is truly heartbreaking 😢😢 I'm crying so much, poor thing. I understand Mr. He's obsessive-compulsive disorder, but since he discovered his own problems, why did he still push Su Yan down that path? She clearly knows exactly where it hurts her most 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

Both the main and side couples in the book are very engaging, the tug-of-war between the two alphas is exciting, and there are two other side couples. Overall, the structure is tight, the pace is fast, and while "Worry-Free" has some angst, it could easily be a book in itself. After finishing the book, you realize it's about the mutual redemption of two people, and it also reflects the social realities of fandom. Almost every chapter can be savored in detail. 💕💕