Winning You Back

The female lead ran away from the wedding because she felt insecure, so why did she suddenly have the courage to do so three years later when she saw the male lead had so many female confidantes? I'm speechless. The ending was too rushed.

What was the point of the female lead spending three years abroad as a jeweler? She came back only to apologize, but then inexplicably they got back together. Her runaway wedding three years ago was completely pointless.

It made me feel so uncomfortable. It was so good at the beginning, but then it became so inexplicable. Ugh, it's incredibly uncomfortable. It's impolite, but I really couldn't help it. Why did it get so awful later on? Why did it have such a terrible ending?

I stayed up all night to finish it... It's so frustrating...

To be honest, I didn't understand this book.

I love watching Rang Rang and Lu Fang's daily life.

This story is so weird. The female lead ran away but is still with the male lead. The male lead's attitude didn't change at all. I felt so bad for them both after reading it. They should have broken up. Ugh.

The female lead is a classic example of "no zuo no die" (a Chinese internet slang term meaning "if you don't do stupid things, you won't die"), and the male lead's kindness towards her is inexplicable. In reality, there's no such thing as love without a reason.

What idiots! They wasted ten years of their lives! It's infuriating!

To be honest, I'm a bit disappointed. The synopsis made me think the male lead was so devoted, and I expected the female lead to be so carefree. But the male lead is so cold and selfish, and the female lead has no principles at all. She kept thinking they were impossible, yet she still clung on so shamelessly.