You or Nothing

I stayed up until 6 a. M. Last night and finished reading the main text this afternoon. I thought there would be a plot twist when I read the synopsis, so I kept reading hoping for one, but it didn't happen even after I was more than halfway through. This book is completely cruel to the female lead; she basically never has any happiness. It was very painful to read.

This is torture! It's the most heart-wrenching book I've ever read in my life. For someone like Chen Chao, being torn to pieces or fried in oil is meaningless because he cares about nothing. I feel like the older brother will end up as the male lead and will be with the female lead.

I couldn't get into it at first. I struggled to read through the first thirty-odd chapters, but then it gradually got better. Chen Chao truly couldn't forgive him; he genuinely loved himself and money more. He came from a dysfunctional family, but thankfully everyone gets their just desserts. The female lead is really smart and resilient, and she gave Chen Chao many opportunities.

It's been a long time since I've read a story that's so captivating. The author's character portrayals are excellent, especially Chen Chao, whose character is so deeply ingrained that it breaks your heart. His morbid and twisted personality stems from his childhood experiences; he simply doesn't know how to love.

The overall tone of this story is melancholic and oppressive, with well-developed and vivid characters. The emotions are portrayed with subtlety and depth, leaving a lingering, somber feeling after reading. The female protagonist is incredibly strong, resilient, and intellectually gifted, but she lives a very difficult life, which might be hard for readers accustomed to a strong female lead…

This is so good! Let me see which author it is! Oh my god, it's *Aspirin*! I like all three of them, and all three have psychological issues. Chen Chao truly doesn't know how to love; he's incapable of love. She loves the female lead, but lacks self-confidence and can only use blackmail to control her. As the author wrote, she couldn't resist loving Chen Chao at one point, but she ruined herself. Five-star recommendation.

Through contrast, the novel depicts a fairytale romance. However, it also uses many details to teach us how to love the right person. I really enjoy the author's novels. Both the male and female leads are intelligent. The plot is fast-paced. This kind of novel offers some hope for a bleak life. I love the author's novels.

This is a super good book! The first male lead is a gloomy and evil ghost, the second male lead is a sunny and handsome god, and the female lead's life has been so tragic, so the ending must be sweet!

I forced myself to read the first 30-odd chapters. At first, I found it a bit boring, but the more I read, the more I could connect with the characters, and I kept crying. The author is such a skilled writer.

Can't we really let Chen Chao disappear? The female lead is so pitiful; she gets PTSD from even a normal relationship.