After the Devoted Bottom Let Go, His Top Begged Him to Get Back Together

My wife is killing me! It's so good! Zhang Qingyan's line, "The living regret, the dead feel wronged," is so heartbreaking 🥺, it's so satisfying to watch (probably because of my M). Wanwan baby really has that innocent, earnest quality. Keep up the good work, authors! I'm hungry~

I love this kind of bittersweet story, where ruthlessness is tempered with tenderness. It keeps your heart racing, it's so satisfying! The seme (dominant partner) appears cold and ruthless towards the uke (submissive partner), but secretly he cares for and pays attention to him.

I really enjoyed it. The beginning was quite angsty; the author mentioned it would be tough in the early stages, so I thought the protagonist wouldn't die. Then, when they said he died, I thought it was a tragic ending and wondered if the story was too Westernized and didn't align with the premise. But then the protagonist faked his death, which immediately hit my sweet spot.

I woke up early and read some angst-filled novels on Tomato. My back didn't ache, my eyes were open, and my mind wasn't sleepy anymore… In short, the author's writing is excellent. I generally don't read angst, especially bad endings. But this author's work is so good, I don't know if I'll keep reading even if it has a bad ending. Keep up the good work, author!!

I've read the latest chapter, and it makes me feel a little sad. Love is truly hard to understand. Jiang is clearly rich, has plenty of free time, and is handsome (even an average guy like him would look quite good in real life), yet he loses his dignity and himself just because of that childhood memory. Is it really worth it? Fu Jing treats Jiang so badly, causing him pain and hurt time and time again. Why does Jiang still love Fu Jing? Love is truly a difficult question.

From their respective perspectives, both Fu Jing and Jiang You experience their own heartache and helplessness. Fu Jing doesn't love Jiang You, but is forced to marry him to save his father's company. Fu Jing hates Jiang You's power as a capitalist, but hates his own powerlessness and compromise even more.

I'm seriously dying! I marked it as a clean romance, but the male lead kissed someone else in chapter 30-something. I'm so frustrated! 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂 Please, leave the clean romance fans alone!

This is a novel that is both realistic and fairytale-like. It's realistic because the process of two people getting to know each other is a long and arduous one; the points of contention are very real—the internal struggle between self-love and the love for one's partner, the pain of birth, aging, sickness, and the passage of time, a sense of the dust of life, with every step carefully considered.

I watched it twice before writing this comment. I was initially drawn in by Jiang You's "ugly" persona, but gradually, I was completely captivated by his personal charm. Someone as outstanding as Jiang You deserves to be loved and admired. Sometimes, I also feel he's like a sensitive, insecure child who, because of his physical shortcomings, has to put in many times more effort in other areas to…

I really love this book 💕 It's the most satisfying novel I've read in months, the setting and plot are totally my cup of tea!!! I love the protagonist's personality, he's cute, funny, and humorous, and he's not super handsome either, finally not the typical domineering CEO type.