Stray Dog

The story is very engaging, with a compelling plot and vividly portrayed characters. Reading Lao He's side story made my heart melt. I felt so sorry for Lao Zhou while reading; his love was so precious. I hope he can live a peaceful and happy life in a parallel world. After reading the whole story, you can truly feel Shen Wen's captivating charm, a charm that evokes both love and hate.

It's a really good novel. At first, you might think the protagonist (shou) is despicable, but as you read on, it's very well written. The male lead (gong) in the main story is really scummy, but the epilogue is very touching. It feels like the two of them have been missing each other all along, and in the end, it all comes down to that well-intentioned lie.

I cried like a dog during Shen Wen's side story, but I locked He Zheng's side story in my book. I don't care, this is the only one that makes me think that a scumbag male lead can be saved but it's better to find someone else. It's suitable for reading when you want to have a good cry.

I finished reading it all in one go and wanted to share my thoughts. First of all, I really love melodramatic stories, and this one is actually quite good. Zhou Ge seemed frustrated in the beginning, but it was really satisfying later on. He completely knew what Xiao Wen was up to, and it felt like he couldn't let go of Xiao Wen's "brotherly" feelings in the early stages, but later, when he…

So touching! The tragic ending really pierced my heart. I stayed up all night watching it and cried buckets; the aftereffects are still strong. But Zhou Xian should have no regrets in the end, so that's good. My eyes are welling up again as I'm talking about it. 😢😢😢😢😢

Superb! Although it's a dual-male story... The characters and events feel very realistic, unlike other works that are all about romance (you hurt me a thousand times, yet I still love you like my first love; hurt always leaves a scar. I don't like those stories where misunderstandings lead to endless harm, only to be redeemed and get back together in the end...).

This book is so good, it really brought me to tears. At first, my attention was focused on Shen Wen and Lao Zhou, thinking it was some kind of revenge story. But it was the "Three Months' Agreement" and later Lao He that made me truly understand what love is. There were no dramatic moments, no relentless pursuit, just a quiet, mutual support and warmth.

Actually, I don't know why, but the middle part of the story didn't make me want to cry or feel sad; instead, it made me laugh. The author wrote really well, vividly describing the characters' details, expressions, and actions. I know that no one is born knowing how to love, but even if one doesn't know how to love, one shouldn't betray someone who has been with them for over ten years.

My goodness, the author wrote so well! First, the author maintained the characters' personalities, both in appearance and psychology, without suddenly idealizing anyone. For example, given Lao Zhou's age and life experiences, it's unlikely he'd suddenly become handsome again or a heartthrob (some rough-and-tumble stories almost turn into seductive ones). They were all portrayed as they truly were.

I felt a pang of sadness after reading it. Even though it was my second time reading it, I was still heartbroken 😢 Yeye's writing is amazing; it felt like every character in the novel was alive right in front of me 🥺 I felt so sorry for Zhou Xian 🥺 The whole story wasn't just sad for the sake of being sad, especially the ending, which was truly... A bit shocking. Zhou Xian is the best Zhou Xian! 🥺🥺 (Forgive my lack of words) I sincerely recommend it!!!