After the Sickly Beauty Became a Substitute Bride to a Madman

This is absolutely amazing!!! They redeem each other, and A-Yun isn't the type who needs the dominant partner to survive; she's not only capable but also independent, not a naive or simplistic character—she's incredibly smart. The other woman, on the other hand, wouldn't hurt him because of her illness; she'd rather push him away than harm him, and she wouldn't doubt him because of her stepmother.

This book isn't very long, but the plot is quite tight. Xiaxia is really calm and rational. There were a few parts that made me really sad, but thankfully Xiaxia is happy later on, and Mr. Song is also slowly getting better. Everyone is trying to live their lives. The final epilogue really shows how happy they are. It's sweet and reassuring 😌.

💕💕💕💕❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Super good! It doesn't feel like a novel, but more like a real-life experience. Even the supporting characters have their own names. At that moment, they don't seem like fictional characters, but living, breathing people. The plot is also excellent, the writing style is interesting, and the emotions are rich! (I'm at a loss for words; this is the first time I've written such a long review, but it's truly, truly exceptional!)

I've finished the book. The author portrays two characters from a unique perspective, constantly shifting between genuine madness and feigned madness, illness and well-being, which is very captivating and allows the reader to empathize and connect with the story. The character development is quite good; the charm lies in the details and the subtle nuances of everyday life. It's worth checking out. I hope the author continues to work hard and keep up the good work!

This is a wonderful article; I read it in one go. It tells the story of two unfortunate people who learn to love each other through trial and error. They are cautious, they test each other step by step, they see each other's true feelings, and their love lasts. I believe that in places I cannot see, they can be happy forever.

It's a good read. Xia Xia is such a kind-hearted goddess, and also Song's salvation. The beginning was bittersweet, but at least the two of them had something to say. Xia Xia suffered so much, but thankfully he met Teacher Qu and Brother Can. These two are like light to him.

This realistic story of a substitute marriage, seemingly a classic angst trope, is actually a tale of two troubled individuals finding solace and healing together. It's engaging, with just the right word count—perfect for a read without getting tedious. ❤️❤️❤️❤️ May the rest of your life be healthy and smooth, may your wounds heal and new flowers bloom.

I haven't come across a book I like this much in a long time. I think it's anything but bland. I really love Song Song's personality. Even though he has a mental illness, he's still very good to Xia in daily life and is never impatient. Xia is also very kind and a super gentle person. We'll be together forever!

It's so good! The storyline is very clear. Song is slowly healed by Xia and gradually learns to love his lover. Xia also firmly chooses Song, and in the process, he is also slowly healed. After watching it, if you close your eyes and think back, it's easy to imagine that even if the story ends here, each of them will shine brightly in their own field and move towards happiness.

It's very good, and it felt very smooth to watch. Actually, I prefer stories where the emotions are expressed more strongly, but in this one, they might not have said their true feelings or passionate expressions to each other. However, their actions conveyed genuine emotions, which I really liked. It's really good.