[Transmigrate into a book + wealthy families + love grows over time + healing + happy ending]
Bright, optimistic, hilarious beauty × CEO who hides the scars of childhood trauma
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After being stabbed to death by a fellow patient, He Yang didn't meet an angel. Instead, she dropped straight into a melodramatic romance novel, becoming the vicious substitute who dies right after her introduction.
Even more absurdly, she got herself a wealthy husband with an outrageous backstory: Fu Chengli, the original story's powerful villain. On the surface, he's a calm, self-controlled gentleman who always respects boundaries. But deep down, he's starved for love to the core. Suffocated by childhood trauma, he keeps forcing himself to act like nothing is wrong.
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Making a comeback is exhausting, and slacking off makes her feel guilty. Working is the true way!
He Yang threw herself into the working world without hesitation, becoming a dedicated cog in society's machine. Her motto: live brightly and embrace the madness.
She never expected her liveliness to shatter Fu Chengli's carefully maintained facade and pull him out of the mire of his childhood trauma, unlocking his gentle, clingy side...
They used to find each other unbearable, keeping their distance and suppressing their feelings. Now he clings to her and refuses to leave her side.
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Look, everything in this world is lovely.
A cruel fate can't hold down someone whose heart is set on the sun.
The best kind of salvation isn't giving in and settling. It's helping someone live amidst the everyday warmth of the world, shining in a way that's wholly their own.
The author's writing style is quite good. The book's style feels somewhat similar to some realistic literature, capturing the essence of comedy with a tragic undertone. The female protagonist is optimistic and funny, but this optimism and humor feel like a choice made out of helplessness in the face of a desire to live a good life.
I don't really like novels that are too absurd, but this one is surprisingly to my liking. Based on past experience, I probably won't read it to the end. Having read about twenty or thirty chapters so far, I'll give it five stars.
The female lead has a very cheerful personality and is good at managing her emotions. She never blames herself for anything; it's always someone else's fault 🤭, and she's also quite sharp-tongued. However, the romance in the story feels a bit bittersweet because the original book says the male lead only has eyes for the female lead's younger sister, which prevents her from opening up to others.
I read it all without skipping a single chapter, it's really super good! The female lead is very vividly portrayed, and her interactions with the people around her are very interesting and funny. I can't wait for the sweet romance between the male and female leads later on! 🥰🥰
It's hilarious and really good! It's fantastic for someone like me who's depressed!
I'm giving it four stars because I didn't watch much 💕
The characters are well-developed and vividly portrayed; the plot twists are illogical and unexpected—it's incredibly good!
It's good-looking, so why is the score so low?
It's great! I love watching it!
It's so good, I watched it all in one go! Highly recommended!