Blame Her for Being So Dazzling

So far, I've seen the iconic wedding kiss scene, 5 stars! The writing is beautiful and delicate, the characters are vividly portrayed, and several scenes are incredibly evocative. 😘 The female lead is truly a wonderful person. Even though fate hasn't been fair to her, she swallows her hardships and shoulders her responsibilities alone.

It's so hard to find a book with writing style that suits my taste 💕. The female lead is great, but because she's too great, she maintains a facade while suffering in silence 🥺. The male lead is very powerful and can solve any problem. Earlier, he forced the female lead to do things she didn't like, and later, when he "confessed" to her, he knew she didn't like his sister, yet he still tried to…

The male lead infuriated me for no reason, he made me so angry in the middle of the night, I'm done! Having read up to chapter 118, I'm begging the author to let the female lead and Jiang Yao end up together.

Let the female lead and Nansheng get together.

The book is great. The female lead is an independent, clear-headed, and beautiful woman, while the male lead falls in love at first sight, though it's also lustful. He initially forces himself on her, but she wants to break up with him, which they already do. He also has a childhood friend (who's like an older brother) as a backup option. I've caught up with it…

The male lead's love for the female lead begins with forced affection, but he is actually very kind and loving towards her throughout the story. Unlike other forced love novels where the male lead hurts the female lead, his attitude towards his first love stems from his unawareness of the distance between them.

It's so good! The male lead gets better and better, but he's a bit older. He was dumped at 34 and has to watch his girlfriend find her first love and date her for a year. He's 40 and planning to retire. I wonder if he has 5 more years to pursue love, get married, and have children. Sigh, time flies, but the male lead is really good.

I've caught up to chapter 116 and think it's pretty good. I especially like the female lead's personality; she's worthy of the role, confident, intelligent, and doesn't suffer from internal conflict. She's good at managing her emotions and has a positive outlook.

What I'm most interested in is, if the male lead doesn't ruin the female lead's relationship with Jiang the second male lead and they really waste three or four years, will she break up with him, fall in love with him, and then find that he's basically over the past and becomes a character similar to the second Meng the second female supporting role?

I was curious about how book ratings were calculated, and now I know. This book is excellent; I've been following the updates for many days now, and I feel I have to contribute by giving it a five-star review. It's incredibly good, the protagonist is portrayed very vividly, and he deserves to be the best male lead. I especially loved how he indulged the female lead at the beginning. I look forward to the daily updates!