When the Worst Runaway Bride Appeared, I Saved My Whole Family on the Exile Road

I quite like this space; I've collected a lot of things here. It's just that I feel so sorry for Xiao Yuchuan. Actually, I don't really like these kinds of devoted second male leads in books, especially those who are childhood sweethearts. The main characters get together, leaving the second male lead all alone and miserable.

It's quite good, with a perfect ending. Actually, I felt from the beginning that it was a bit cruel for the female lead to give up on the Prince of Yan. So many years of affection, just because someone else came along, she heartlessly severed it. It's really contradictory, but neither of them did anything wrong. Fortunately, they ended up together.

It's so beautiful (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡. Actually, marriage is all predetermined by fate. In this vast world, don't we sometimes bump into each other on the street even after decades apart? Isn't that amazing? Sui Sui and Yu Chuan are like that, and in the end, they returned to their starting point. In fact, everyone has their own destiny. When you reach the door, it opens. May all couples in the world be loving and happy, and may their families be blissful 🥰. The author writes very well, keep it up!

I think it's alright, but I don't like watching purely domestic or palace intrigue dramas; they're too tiring.

The story is wonderful, a tale of three people, three romances, and a love story spanning two lifetimes. Fortunately, the female lead finds her one true love across both lifetimes, resulting in a perfect ending. 👍👍👍👍👍👍

I thought it was quite good. The two lifetimes of love between the female lead and the persimmon finally had a happy ending. At one point, I was a little disappointed that the foster brother would rise to power, since his initial approach to the female lead was purposeful, prioritizing revenge. How could he compare to the persimmon, who always put the female lead first, willing to sacrifice everything for her wealth, status, and even his life? In that respect, the foster brother lost.

After reading this, I can't help but sigh. Throughout history, few loyal and devoted emperors have met a good end. Even the imperial tutor was completely manipulated by those in power. His family wasn't treated well after his death either. I feel pity, but if I simply stand by and do nothing, that would be the best state for me.

It's well-written, with light and smooth sentences, and rich content that doesn't drag.

Five-star review, thumbs up!

Great storyline, why are there so few comments? Please update soon, love you!