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The main couple is a "cremation scene" pairing, but it's not the angsty kind. Pumpkin Porridge is in love but doesn't realize it, insisting on getting involved in some conspiracy theories, and ends up getting herself dragged into it [eye roll]. Actually, if the two had started with sincerity, Tangyuan wouldn't have ignored it!

It's so good! The emotions are portrayed so delicately. Ji Yuan and Ji Jian are such wonderful people; their independence and resilience are so heartbreaking 🥺🥺🥺🥺. I really hope they give Pumpkin Porridge a good hard time so he can get rid of his arrogant and self-righteous personality 🙂🙂🙂🙂

It was so good, it broke my heart. Xiao Yuan is really wonderful, like a little sun in the beginning. Seeing the part where things were exposed was truly painful 😢😢😢. The more I read, the more heartbroken I became. I was initially thinking it would end badly, but then Xiao Yuan got pregnant, and the author wrote it quite smoothly, conveying Qu Nanzhou's regret, so I wasn't so resistant anymore.

I can't stand it. No matter what the author says, I'll definitely give you five stars. Actually, I mainly give five stars to anything I've finished reading because I genuinely don't see any problems. It's just that if I didn't want to continue halfway through, I'd just quit.

It's been a long time since I've seen a protagonist who dares to love and hate, and is ready to go at any moment. This is genuine and unpretentious; it's like a gem after reading so many of Tomato's previous works. However, I feel the author didn't quite manage to bury some plot holes.

Seriously, I cried from chapter 50 to 90. It was so heart-wrenching yet sweet. I'm easily moved to tears, and I'm still sobbing now. I need to calm down before continuing. It's really good; I didn't want to skip a single chapter. The author's writing is so delicate, and the style is truly excellent. The ending was so sudden, I couldn't get enough! Every couple was so sweet, and the storyline was incredibly clear. ❤️❤️ This rating is a bit unusual; I highly recommend it! 💕💕

The characters and couples the author created are quite compelling. Ji Yuan and Ji Jian both have strong sense of self, and they take control of their own decisions regarding love and commitment. There's also the older brother, Ji Chi, but unfortunately, he doesn't get much screen time. I feel that as an S-class alpha who's been holding back for twenty-eight years, the sparks and friction between him and Huo Rong would have been even more interesting.

It's so frustrating that it's another ongoing series!! I especially love this one; I love its bittersweet flavor. It's about class differences, reconciliation after a broken relationship, and a "wife-chasing-after-the-cry" scenario (I haven't really started watching it yet, my wife just found out what I did wrong). The plot flows so smoothly.

The early stages, especially the ambiguous relationship and the early married period, were quite good. After the "scumbag" trope, the story felt stereotypical and rushed; the character development became much more superficial, and the plot started to feel perfunctory. However, the beginning was genuinely quite good. It's pretty good and worth watching.

It's pretty good 🍉 I think the crematorium arc is a bit short, and the later episodes are a little easier because there's less screen time. The ending also feels a bit rushed (but the storyline is all covered, it's just that the ending feels a bit lacking). This is just my personal opinion! No way!!! After going through the storyline, I feel so sorry for the protagonist (uke), who gets the other guy (seme) so easily. It's a little frustrating. The side couple is so cute! 💕