The Ice Queen CEO’s Long Road to Winning Back Her Husband

The author's writing is quite substantial, as can be seen. In the book so far, the "wife" aspect of the pursuit of the husband, stripped of all self-pity and self-evaluation, simply involves fulfilling a part of the expected duties after marriage.

Damn, this is one of the few books where I really want the third female lead to rise in status, especially since she's not as pretty as the first or second female lead. The atmosphere with the two female leads is so oppressive, while the atmosphere with the assistant is so much better. And so far, it seems the assistant is the one who has consistently and steadfastly followed the male lead.

I watched it in one go. It was quite good; the plot and emotions were very logical. Many people dislike Lin Yueyan, but the only thing you could say Lin Yueyan did wrong was that she initially distanced herself from the male lead because she wanted to be in a dominant position. From Lin's perspective, it's understandable.

Having read the latest chapter, this is one of the few novels where each character has their own distinct traits and bottom lines in the "chasing-her-husband" genre. Actually, I still hope Lin Yueyan can succeed in winning back her husband, because she has repented now, and she even attempted suicide for her past mistakes.

Not bad. The characters are very human-like, beating 95% of Tomato's novels. By the way, this wife is unacceptable. Although Shen Wanzhi's actions back then were unethical, she was still a high school student, so her immaturity is understandable. But this wife is very clear-headed in raising a family of ungrateful wretches. Such a family doesn't deserve a good end. Also, I like the assistant.

This is true regret-driven storytelling, not relying on cuckoldry to sway the narrative, but using details to depict the test of humanity after a power imbalance in the marriage. The female protagonist's feelings for the male protagonist are difficult to categorize as love, habit, or guilt.

A female secretary is better. Although she may not be as beautiful, she has a better personality and values. Men like women who love them without being materialistic. People say women are emotional, but the opposite is true. Men are the most emotional. They would go to great lengths for their brothers and be willing to do anything for love.

To be honest, I hope Lin succeeds in winning back her husband, because that's why I started reading the book. However, I did see some flaws in Lin; she definitely made mistakes that led to their relationship turning out this way. But because I was focused on her winning back her husband, I wanted them to reconcile, even if it meant torturing her, as long as I wanted a happy ending.

I really like Lin Yueyan. Having read so many male-oriented novels, why do I like her? Because she knows her mistakes and tries harder in love. Childhood sweethearts are great—she's beautiful and loves so deeply—but is that really love? It's like adding a beautiful buff to Yueyan just to highlight her flaws. I want to see Yueyan grow. What is love?

Currently, only 52 chapters have been released, so I'll just offer a brief overview. It's worth reading, but it depends on the reader. The author is talented, and the writing effectively conveys viewpoints and ideas. Furthermore, the world-building at the beginning reveals a "I could use a clichéd template, but I won't" attitude, both in structure and plot.