The Beginning

It's so good that the male lead in this story has never changed his mind.

Overall, the story is quite enjoyable, but I have one minor complaint: their years-long romance wasn't explored enough, failing to leave a lasting impression, or perhaps it was overshadowed by their current sweetness. Perhaps the author oversimplified it, lacking nuance, which makes the reasons for the heroine's deep affection and the hero's devotion seem insufficiently emphasized. I expected the epilogue to thank them for their past, but it didn't. Even the flashbacks were few and far between. Furthermore, a significant scene was recounted by someone else. It felt somewhat thin, and I suggest the author work on that aspect more.

Cao Qing only peeked out here a little. He was truly pitiful, yet he thought himself very happy. Perhaps his demands were so low; just being by his beloved's side, comforting her, supporting her, and giving her a little something to care for was enough. So, perhaps he was happy because he gave so much. Mingming may have given him the love of a typical couple, even if not the kind given to the male lead, but it was more tangible. If he hadn't died, Mingming would likely have stayed with him for a long time. Li Xundong was simply lucky; their love returned to its beginning, only because Cao Qing died unexpectedly. Otherwise, he wouldn't have had the chance. He seemed strong, yet he was still powerless. Knowing the truth, why didn't he ever turn back?

I watched it all in one go, yay! It was great! |||||

What a wonderful story! Fresh, natural, and simple. Both main characters are very well-developed. Keep up the good work, author! Looking forward to your new work!

It ended so quickly, a love fairy tale, the very beginning...

Everything is perfect, even the son is looking for a wife, hahaha!!!

A sweet bonus chapter...

So that's how they missed their chance back then. Come to think of it, it was clearly a lack of self-confidence on their part. Fortunately, Li Xundong finally learned the truth and turned back. In reality, most people, even knowing the truth, would probably have already fallen in love with ten or eight people! How could they possibly turn back? What a wonderful story! It tells of a deeply affectionate and devoted person!

Pregnant women are the happiest! I envy Mingming; I also want to be a ten-month queen!