In the eyes and hearts of all women, she's undoubtedly a bad woman. She's beautiful and sexy, the ideal lover in every man's dreams.
He's a rising star in the business world, a wealthy catch coveted by every woman. But from the very first moment he sees her, he can't take his eyes off her. He wants her, and he's determined to have her, so he pursues her with unprecedented passion.
She never thought love would happen to her. She falls for this arrogant man, but he's also the one who hurts her most deeply. Does being a "bad woman" mean she doesn't deserve happiness?
Premise:
Who forces someone to forgive? And why should they forgive in the first place?
If you're so afraid of seeing them, why don't you just leave? Why be so clingy? Chi Lie isn't some nobody; he's capable of leaving.
While the female lead's personality is a bit extreme, it's somewhat understandable. The male lead, however, goes too far. Knowing the female lead's background, he consistently indulges his own compassion, which is unforgivable.
Even the most enviable love stories always have someone trying to destroy them.
The pronouns are somewhat confusing and make it uncomfortable to read.
The ending felt a bit rushed.
I know I've let down another good man who loves me—I've betrayed him.
I initially thought the domineering male lead would do something extraordinary, but unexpectedly, he still fell into the cliché of hurting a woman who already lacked security in marriage and love. Looking forward to the next update...
I hope Qi Wu is happy. But I hope the novel won't end so soon.
"Lü Ai wanted to call him back, but he left without turning around. As his wife, she knew he was heartbroken and needed some peace and quiet. She wanted to comfort him, but also knew she needed to give him space." It seems the female lead had just given the divorce papers to her father not long ago. This woman, as the third party, has no self-awareness whatsoever. Wife? Hmph, so despicable.