
Mr. Ye, Miss Yu
叶先生,余小姐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 260k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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80Chapters
2.8kFavorites
11.4kClicks per chapter
8.9Score
1.7kNutrient gifts
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I still find those three people disgusting...
Perhaps times are changing, and thankfully, attitudes are evolving. A son who has endured so much childbirth telling his mother he's "so stupid" 💔, even as a joke, is unacceptable 🙅♂️. The entire text is clearly from ten years ago. It's alright; I might have liked it ten years ago, but now...
We should judge their actions as well as their intentions; what those three did was utterly disgusting. 💔
It's pretty good, it's just that the scumbags are infuriating (`Δ?)!
Warm and healing, I love this story.
Stories always warm our hearts.
Second read, it's great! I've read almost all of your books twice. As a "veteran" reader of Jinjiang Literature City for over a decade, you're one of the few authors I've read every single one of. Love you!
She's had bad luck with men. This world is so unfair to women… after all, women are too emotional, and many are too naive. They don't want to think too badly of those around them, but people's hearts are fickle… Generally, women pay a much higher price, while men still get married, have children, and live happy lives. Indeed, women should love themselves more, treat themselves better, and think more about their future. Perhaps then they would make different choices and suffer less or no harm.
I finished reading it, and it was pretty good overall. It was just that the part around chapter seventy-something, with the scumbag boyfriend/girlfriend and their parents' misfortunes, really angered me... I've never hated scumbags so much before. I'm trying to comfort myself that it's just a novel, not real life...
This is so good! I love this book!!