An Ran isn’t really mute. She just doesn’t like to talk~
Liang Ke is her husband. They’ve been together for five years, neither especially close nor particularly distant.
An Ran was the one who wanted to date, the one who agreed to marry, and in the end, the one who gave up.
Whatever she said, Liang Ke always agreed.
Liang Ke indulged An Ran in everything. He just didn’t love her.
Content warnings: 1. The heroine has extremely low self-esteem from beginning to end, especially around the hero. 2. The hero is slow to recognize his feelings but devoted. His love for the heroine begins with sympathy and concern, but he has never loved anyone else. She has always been the only one in his heart.
Characters: Insecure, reserved good girl VS heaven’s favored, abstinent man
Theme: Break free from confinement and begin life anew
I really like the heroine of this story and the characters around her who treat her sincerely from the beginning. Thank you for shaping them.
The last chapter makes me cry every time I read it. An Ran is so pitiful. Can you write a sequel to the remarriage? It should be sweet.
No extras? Those who remarry or have children? All is OK
The female protagonist is really suffering, and the male protagonist is so relaxed. I really want to see the male protagonist's reaction and mental journey after knowing the sufferings the female protagonist has suffered in the past.
It's just a scam... I am superficial and can't understand such a generous heroine and the male lead of Shen Jingbing...
To be honest, I don't really like the heroine, I even hate her. On the contrary, I think Wu's evaluation of the heroine is very accurate and right. Although it is unpleasant, every sentence is on point. The author may want to write that the heroine was born humble, suffered a lot, lacked love and cherished the sunshine. But she is too stubborn towards the hero's humility and persistence, and it should not be her fault. She has been abandoned and isolated before, and she should know that feeling better than anyone else. Shouldn't this kind of girl be more sensitive and careful? When she was a student with the male protagonist, the male protagonist's friends insulted her, but the male protagonist never defended her and asked her to just tolerate it. This is the way the male protagonist obviously doesn't take it seriously, shouldn't she be familiar with it? Her biological parents can abandon her, and she has no hope for them. How can she still put her hope in the male protagonist who doesn't care about her? Especially a circle of people full of malice? Shouldn't she be more sensitive and have more self-respect due to her humbleness? Why are you so shameless when being insulted time and time again? Wu's insults to her are really the most accurate evaluation of the heroine. I really can't like such a heroine. Children who grow up in adversity have experienced the pain of being abandoned and bullied. When faced with a situation where the male protagonist does not protect others and bullies them at will, they should stop their losses in time and keep themselves away from harm. You must be stronger than others on the inside and don't think about this kind of love. If she has always been so humble, then she should not have such persistence. After all, stubbornness also requires great courage. If she has this kind of courage, she should not put it on the male protagonist, but should put it on strengthening herself.
I like An Ran very much and feel sorry for her very much. Thank you very much for letting me know An Ran (?????)
I want to watch the extras!!!!!
This male lead is so good, it's none of your business to fall in love with him
The heroine would be much better off without this supporting actor. . . .