The Capital's Rose: Xie Mu Leaves the Scene

The female protagonist finally moved on from an unworthy relationship, very decisively. This is a message to all women who have loved: love sincerely, and then leave with dignity. The process will undoubtedly be painful, but the outside world is wonderful. There's no need to waste time on unworthy people. It's a very good read, with strong chapter flow; highly recommended.

I hadn't read the previous chapter on parents before this book came out, but after reading the synopsis, I knew this book couldn't be bad. A woman has many roles in her life, from a toddler daughter, to a friend and confidante, to a potential wife or mother. No matter what roles they have, they are first and foremost themselves.

The author's books are as good as ever! It's another story of a woman chasing after her husband, a classic "broken mirror mended" trope. Compared to the previous "Xie Zha" novel where Huo Zha was the main character, at least there are no children, no "white moonlight" (unrequited love), and no childhood sweetheart falling from the sky. The female lead is very clear-headed and independent. It'll be interesting to see how Huo Zha wins back his beloved.

In the genre of "chasing after one's wife is like a funeral pyre," the author is truly a rare example of a loving mother to the female lead. There are bittersweet moments and heart-wrenching scenes, but the female lead's self-respect and pride are never compromised, which is quite remarkable.

Yu Qingyu is a natural-born female lead, with a bold and unrestrained personality, loving and hating fiercely. I love seeing her with Xu Borui. Secondly, I love Ye Yinuo, who secretly loves the "bitter gourd," and I hope she and Xu Borui have a sweet and happy relationship. Lou Minghe is a gentle and refined gentleman; You Ning would definitely be happy with him.

It's really good. I've been following it from the previous generation of parents to this generation of children. I'll continue to support it. I love ensemble pieces like this.

This book is really well-written, with good prose, so why is it rated so low? What touched me most at the beginning was the female lead's brother's unwavering support for her, unlike other good brothers who try to reunite their sisters after a breakup. He directly cut off all ties with the male lead.

The author's writing is excellent, and the crossover story is particularly fantastic. Everyone should check out the completed version. This ongoing series has a very likable female lead, and the plot twists are great. Highly recommended! Please leave your reviews! 🤭🤭

It's a good watch. The plot and characters are well-written, and the male and female leads' family and friends are all very kind people. The only downside is that the male lead is a bit annoying at the beginning, but the middle part, where he suffers, is quite satisfying to watch. After they get back together, it's all sweet and romantic. Highly recommended.

It's good. This author's books have interconnected plots, which is quite interesting. There aren't any disgusting parts, the plot is normal, and the main characters have positive values. It's worth getting into; I recommend it.