The year they married, Ji Wenhuai laid down three rules for Si Nian: no talking about feelings, no making demands, and no making trouble.
Si Nian didn't really care.
Everyone said she was madly in love with Ji Wenhuai, had climbed the social ladder through their marriage, and behaved outrageously.
But only Si Nian knew the truth: she married him simply because his eyes looked eighty percent like her first love's.
Ji Wenhuai didn't care about his new wife or the rumors that she had married up.
As long as she didn't make trouble, stayed obedient, and played the part of a decorative wife, that was enough.
But Si Nian turned out to be nothing like what he had expected,
and Ji Wenhuai fell for her completely.
It's good. I came from a pessimistic background, and the plot is gripping. I'm reviewing it after watching about four-fifths of it. This should be the perfect ending; I wonder what else is going to happen later. The miscarriage scene was a bit annoying but also captivating. The male lead is a typical domineering CEO. I finished watching it, but I didn't like the later parts.
The male lead is clear about his likes and dislikes, and once he confirms his feelings, he doesn't hesitate or drag things out. He supports the female lead, and it's a sweet and doting story. I hope there won't be any angst later on, and that there won't be any misunderstandings.
It's very good and I want to keep watching, but I just want to know if the female lead is really her biological mother?
The best part of the writing is its tight pace and gripping plot, though it still falls into the cliché of the domineering CEO genre, albeit in a concise and clear manner. The part about Si Yu is a bit forced; logically, given the female lead's character, her family shouldn't have done something like that. Overall, it's quite good. Relatable, highly recommended.
It's pretty good. I really like the female lead's personality, and the male lead is also quite capable. It's just that it still falls into the typical domineering CEO trope, but overall I really like it. The plot is very engaging, so it's worth reading.
Great, I'll give it a thumbs up!
Half happy, half crying
It's great! Why isn't it rated?
I read this book because I was pessimistic about romance. The author handles the psychology of men and women in relationships very delicately, and the story is well-told. P. S. The villainous female supporting character is really hard to "kill" 🤭
It's quite good. The male and female leads are able to directly confront their inner feelings and have clear attitudes.