I Couldn’t Stand You, So How Did You End Up as My Girlfriend?

I finished reading it in one afternoon (currently 150 chapters). Overall, this book is worth reading. It's a single-female-lead novel. The following is a summary of the story for my own reference. It's a classic example of a fake relationship turning into a real one (pretending to be boyfriend and girlfriend, and then developing feelings for each other over time).

It's alright, I finished watching it in just one day. Okay, let's get to the serious review. As for the plot, I could actually guess how it would unfold from the beginning – it's predictable, but the attention to detail and control are still decent.

It's definitely worth watching! At first I thought it was another fast-paced industrial saccharin book. But after looking into it, I realized I was wrong. The male and female leads get together slowly, little by little. Perhaps in this fast-paced society, many people don't like this kind of gradual getting to know each other and falling in love, but I found it very enjoyable to watch.

High emotional intelligence: The female lead's feelings for the male lead are slowly developing, and things are getting interesting. Low EQ: Huh? Updated? (After reading two chapters, lying in bed) Hehehehehehe (laughing foolishly) (Click to urge for more updates)

It's quite beautiful, despite the many coincidences. 1. In terms of interpersonal relationships, the male protagonist coincidentally encounters the female protagonist's younger sister knocking on his door, takes care of her, and by chance saves his future father-in-law. He also meets the female protagonist's cousin, who then tries to set them up.

I actually quite like the character of the deer drinking water. I really like how her personality softens a bit over time, and this kind of simple, ordinary romance is more realistic. Young girls in love are usually so innocent and pure, it's so beautiful! [Salute] I started reading this novel at an 8.5 Rating and it's already at a 9.3! That proves I have good taste! 🤔 My judgment in choosing novels remains as good as ever.

I got hooked on this genre, and it's currently at over 200,000 words with a good pace. Those who like slow-paced stories are in luck! I have a feeling that if it continues at this pace, it could become a hit. The last time I had this feeling was with Luo Ye and Su Baizhou's book. Keep it up! The pace is great right now, keep it up. The warm-up phase is a difficult part to write about, so remember not to go too fast. Keep it up, keep it up, keep it up!

The romance feels very natural. It felt like Lu's feelings for Jiang came naturally, not suddenly. The last time I felt this way was with Luo Ye and Su Baizhou. Keep writing, it'll be a hit! Keep it up!

Seeing that 99 wanted the latest chapter, it's indeed quite good. I like both characters' personalities, unlike others where they get together so early and fall in love inexplicably. The romance in this book develops naturally, and everything is said and done. It's a pity the author is short and weak; completed novels are better, you can read them all at once and enjoy them.

It's quite good, not toxic or heart-wrenching. I read "Half Summer Blossoms" yesterday, and I still feel uneasy about it. I prefer sweet novels like this.