A Guide to Getting Your Husband Killed

From the book "Salted Fish and Lemon": Go, young couple on the opposing side! Love-hate relationship, keep going! 99th anniversary, golden wedding anniversary, no separation until children! No separation until children! No separation until children!

It's a very good story. The two characters are mutually attracted and in love, but neither of them has a mouth. When I first started reading, most normal people would feel sorry for the seme (except for those who are obsessed with the uke, the comments section is full of uke-obsessed people 😅), because the uke's past experiences and reasons for doing those things weren't explained at the…

Without exaggeration, this book is the pinnacle of pure love and hate in my mind. Unlike most books that bluntly depict the intensity of hatred, it uses love as the underlying theme to write about "hatred." Because both Li and Lin have truly loved, for them, "love" is more profound than "hate."

I want to see the duel on the lane, but I don't want to get tortured. 😢 If only those two would be a little more gentle... My heart aches for those two... 😢😢😢 My heart aches for the little cat... Teacher, please give me lots of candy! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Ahh, I've loved this couple ever since the author's last book! I've been looking forward to it for so long. Forced love + pure hate, it's so satisfying!! I finally finished watching WW's story! The young couple finally confessed their love to each other 😢😢 May Qiu be happy forever!! Looking forward to the extra chapters!! I don't know why, but after reading the extra chapters, it gets sweeter and sweeter when I come back to watch it again.

It's incredibly, incredibly, incredibly good! The two people hate each other because they feel the other doesn't love them enough. They love and hate each other, torturing one another yet unwilling to let go. It seems like whoever says "I love you" first is the loser, but neither can truly be a winner. They can only drag it out like this, hoping to force the other to give in first through revenge.

This was such a satisfying story... I really love villainous couples, but I also dislike those with absolutely no love between them. This kind of tangled and endlessly passionate romance reminds me of the phrase "a tangled mess that's hard to unravel," it's so delicious...

I think the author's other book is a pure love story disguised as forced love, and I'm quite satisfied with this one so far. The author also said there won't be any "wife-chasing/husband-chasing-after-the-cremation" drama (because the emotional and physical damage inflicted on each other by the two main characters is roughly equal).

Mushroom Teacher, who came all the way from Xianyu (a Chinese online forum), has super good writing skills. Happiness is when roses no longer bloom; may such orphanages not exist in reality. Every character was exceptionally well-developed. It's almost over, and all I want to say is that the epilogue must be incredibly sweet! May happiness descend upon Shrimp Ball and Ah Que (๑> <๑)

I don't even know how to write a book review. Both main characters are really adorable. At this point, it doesn't quite qualify as a tragic love story; both are clinging to their past lives, their relationship a mixture of hatred and love. Xianqiu's relationship is a mix of love and hate. I really want to know what happened in between, and why she's helping Lin Yi. I'm really looking forward to the rest of the story.