What's Spilled Can't Be Gathered Back (Female-Dominated World)

It feels like the author has copied many poems into the text, which seems a bit embarrassing.

The author's literary talent is great! I feel very knowledgeable! The 18-year-old article still feels not outdated at all when I read it in 23 years! Congratulations to the author!

Short article, but very interesting

Hope Liu will not get happiness. If he just doesn't like Lin Yuxi, there's no problem; but if he hangs on her and has been married to her for three years but then cheats on her frequently, that's disgusting. He doesn't need to suffer much, but it's okay to live alone without finding a good partner, right? As for that Zhong Ling, she is really even more disgusting; I hope the second prince will divorce her soon.

But the problem between them is not what the second prince calls "not gentle enough" (a very ridiculous concept). If it is really just two people who have poor communication, then both parties can solve the problem by being open and honest. But Zhong Zha never really liked him from the beginning to the end. People who marry to gain power may show respect for their partner/lover outside, but they will not develop feelings for them. On the contrary, this kind of villain will hold a lot of resources while blaming his partner/lover for preventing him from being with the type of person he likes.

Good-looking(??ω??)??

I feel relieved that the male lead is Zhu. I thought Liu was the male protagonist when I read the text, but I still felt uncomfortable reading the first few chapters.

I have my own insights and I like books like this. You will definitely pay attention to the things you like. ^_^^O^

I really like the scene of meeting in the rain. It feels very romantic and heartfelt.

Spread the flowers, finally there is a female protagonist who directly expresses that the male protagonist likes the female protagonist. It is not easy. In other female protagonists, the female protagonist dotes on the male protagonist and dotes on the male protagonist from the beginning. Although they are very pitiful, can you not just skip the process and just dote on them? At least they meet each other and get to know each other. Other female protagonists start with the female protagonist liking the male protagonist and then doting on the male protagonist. I feel embarrassed when I read it.