After I Shut My Heart to Love, the Untouchable Beauty I Pursued Lost Control

It's really good, I didn't skip a single chapter. I don't know why, but I want the second male lead to get the role. Ugh, he's so sweet and lovable, waaaaah, I love Chu Li so much! I'm stealing a vote for the second male lead to get the role! 😢😢😢😢😢

A petition with thousands of signatures begging for the second male lead to take the lead role!!! For the sake of the five-star reviews, please let the second male lead take the lead!!! 😳😳😳😳😳 Keep going back to your exes like this.

The story is engaging, the plot progresses quickly, the writing is good, and it's not tiring to read. The female lead is truly a wonderful and outstanding person [please update more frequently], but the male lead is a bit lacking. Although from an omniscient perspective, the conflict between them stems from a misunderstanding, his cold violence towards the female lead after marriage in their…

It's so good! But I really hope Chu Li is the male lead. Just kidding, so many stories of couples who try to win back their partners end with a happy ending, and our second male lead is all smiles and laughter, but he's not heartless (?). I feel sorry for the male lead, but who feels sorry for the second male lead? 🤦

I think this book is very emotionally nuanced; the author's writing style, emotions, and inner thoughts are all very well done. 💕💕💕 However, personally, I still really hope the author will let the second male lead get the role. Cen actually has a lot of feelings for the female lead, maybe even more than hers, but there are some parts of his feelings that I don't quite understand.

I used to really like guys who were aloof and unattainable; I found them incredibly appealing. Maybe everyone has a natural desire to conquer! But after reading so many novels featuring this type of male lead, I'm a bit allergic. Cold, aloof, always keeping quiet, domineering, and incredibly controlling… basically, being in a relationship with them is exhausting, both emotionally and physically.

Zhu Li's character development is truly superb, and the author's writing is excellent. I still don't like the male lead; the female lead's past life was so unfairly treated. I feel it would have been better if the second male lead had taken over or if the female lead had let go of everything. I've already run away.

It's a pretty good story about a broken mirror mended. Most stories involve misunderstandings, which is quite cliché, otherwise it wouldn't be called a "broken mirror mended" tale. However, the author writes very well, with a smooth writing style. The characters of the female and male leads are well-developed, and the plot isn't melodramatic.

I've read half of it, and I feel the best ending isn't for the male and female leads to resolve their misunderstandings and live happily ever after, but rather for the female lead to firmly reject everyone else and choose to love herself. Of course, I still love shipping couples in this kind of story, hahaha. I could write separate side stories with Chu Li and Cen Ji. By the way, I ship Chu Li.

The female lead is a bit of a Mary Sue, but there are so many strong female leads, what's wrong with having a few gentle and kind ones? (Even the strongest female lead has to be kind, gentle, and have values ​​that resonate with the public). However, the male lead and the second male lead are quite controversial.