Half Married, Half in Love

There are many light novels, but a novel as realistic and down-to-earth as this is truly rare. Every character in the story has strengths and weaknesses, and their own little schemes—it's human nature, after all. Many of the plot points and life scenes feel very relatable. Anyway, it's a good read and I enjoy it.

Both are excellent, 5 stars! I admire the author's ideas and writing style. (I came across this book after reading "The Nanny is a Bit Arrogant"), both are very good and relatable, with vivid and realistic character descriptions. I highly recommend them. I gave "The Nanny is a Bit Arrogant" 4 stars because I absolutely hate Huang Xiaoai; someone with her character doesn't deserve a happy marriage.

I suggest everyone wait a while before rereading. Following the updates is exhausting; it's just not enough, absolutely not enough, leaving you wanting more. This is probably the author's best book. I specifically followed other completed novels because of this one, but they can't compare at all. It's both realistic and the characters' inner thoughts are very delicately portrayed. Thumbs up!

The author really writes well; the plot is interesting and makes you want to keep reading. It's just so frustrating. Actually, I sensed something was off when I read the previous book—some parts of the plot were infuriating—but this one is even worse. I feel like I'm almost as unhappy as Lifang is. Maybe the author's writing is too realistic; reality is full of helplessness.

It's so good! I came from the side where the nanny was a bit arrogant, but I still want to see if Teacher Jian could intersperse some information about Lifang and Mr. Li's family.

Reading your works always gives me a lot of insights and experiences, from cooking to how to be a person and how to do things. Everyone's humanity is complex and no one is perfect. The stories of the male and female leads getting along and growing together are also very worthwhile. Keep it up!

It's wonderful! The author uses concise strokes to vividly depict seemingly ordinary life scenes, fully revealing the beauty and ugliness of human nature. Readers say they can't get enough and hope the author will update more! 💕

This is the only novel I've read entirely on Tomato.com. It's not a wish-fulfillment story, but it's very realistic. I really like the female protagonist, Li Zhuoran. From her initial job as a nanny to becoming the general manager of Secretary Qiao's factory, every step she took felt genuine and hard-earned.

I really enjoyed the author's skillful writing; everything was told in a gentle, flowing manner. I started reading from the previous book (the author quietly started a new book without any prior announcement, luckily I saw it 😄). It's about everyday life, not just idle chatter; the characters' ways of dealing with people and situations offer valuable insights. I hope the author writes more and more books; I love reading them!

This is the best novel I've ever read. The author writes very well, creating a very realistic feel, and each character is well-developed and vivid, just like someone I know.