After the Sickly Beauty Took Me by Force

The author's writing is superb, and the frequent use of poetry perfectly captures the emotions between the two characters (I really love it). A woman who openly loves someone wants to give him everything precious, fueling his ambition and helping him rise to power.

The protagonist's situation is truly pitiful; the early stages of his pursuit of his love interest are definitely infuriating, hence the deduction of one star. I'll rewatch it later; I'll be satisfied if the protagonist's pursuit of his love interest is at least 2/5 complete. Throughout the entire story, I really don't want the protagonist to suffer more than 4/5 of the time. The protagonist easily catching up with the heartbroken protagonist feels like a joke, which is incredibly frustrating.

The real bottom is finally here, hahaha! It's better if he can't win her over after all the chasing and cremation; if he could, why should he? But all he has to do is suffer the misery of three lifetimes of regret before he has to let go. This is written by a great writer.

This is a very special piece of writing. It goes against the norm and the usual formula. It's just telling a story, and it's a bit heart-wrenching. The writing is excellent and very evocative. As you peel back the layers, the complete story is revealed. Sometimes the scene transitions are indeed a bit abrupt. The male lead is so pitiful, the most pitiful character in the whole story.

Love isn't everything, and this book perfectly illustrates that. The Moon Goddess loves the little tree and wants to give him the same power and status as herself. Despite three lifetimes of suffering, the favored little fish is merely a pawn. Yet, the Moon Goddess can't bear to see the little tree suffer, so she keeps him at arm's length.

At first, the plot seemed a bit disjointed, and I didn't quite understand it, but the author explained everything very well later on. The novel has a very grand setting, and the author's imagination is truly amazing! 💕 It would be even better if the epilogue included some sweet slice-of-life scenes!

This is absolutely amazing! The author's writing is superb; it truly lives up to its reputation as "bittersweet literature." It was both frustrating and exhilarating to read. The main character has finally appeared! I can't wait for the next chapter! [Please update more often!]

It's really good, the male lead is so sincere in every life 😢 but it doesn't have a happy ending. Sigh, I hope the "chasing after the husband" trope is more intense 😢😢😢😢

The writing is superb. Don't be fooled by the fact that the main character doesn't appear until after chapter 40; you only realize the importance of the foreshadowing after finishing the book. This book is overflowing with memorable quotes; I wish I could label them all. Is the main story an Omega? Anyway, the epilogue should be a happy ending. It's different from typical swap-character stories; it's very novel. I'm so glad I don't rely on ratings to find books, or I would have missed this gem.

The characters are well-developed, and the plot doesn't follow the clichéd and mediocre path of most books. It's rare to come across such a good novel. Novels are meant to tell stories, and regarding the comments about the protagonist's late appearance, I personally think there's no point in arguing about it. This is about telling a complete story, not about blind dates.