It's not very good-looking, I can only say that the ending is fair for every character. But when I saw the male protagonist writing a letter to the 16-year-old female protagonist in the last episode, I felt it wasn't fair. The female protagonist has suffered for many years because of him, and the male protagonist has abused her for how long.
It's a bit interesting, but the ending doesn't tell what will happen to the heroine when she gets old. Then I remembered "The Ghost Bride" and that was probably it.
The beginning is very cliche, but what about the crematorium at the end? Chasing his wife? The plot is quite interesting, and the simple story is somewhat interesting.
The writing is pretty good, I only read the second half. The story is not my favorite type, but the writing is okay. One commenter said it well: what the heroine values most is not love, but life.
The story is interesting, but poorly written. Moreover, the relationship between the male and female protagonists is so sudden, especially the female protagonist who likes the male protagonist out of nowhere.
Whether it's the main story or the extras, the prince's behavior is basically seductive and a bit greasy. Rarely, I prefer the second male lead, which is such a shame.
37. I really hate this kind of arrogant and overbearing male protagonist. Seeing him suffering here, I finally managed to feel a little more comfortable.
It felt like they were ambiguous at the beginning and then started to communicate with each other. The early stage was too slow and the relationship between the male and female protagonists has remained stagnant. I feel that overall there is less sweet romance, but everything else is pretty good.
63. Look at it carefully. The male protagonist is just that kind of virtuous and unattractive. I thought the second male lead was pretty good, but he definitely couldn't get the upper hand, so I cut my losses in time.
The emotional scenes at the beginning are pretty good, but the plot becomes more dramatic later on. In fact, it was a little suspenseful and interesting at first, but after learning the true life story of the heroine, the plot dragged on a bit. In fact, it was only later that we could have a relationship, but it was quickly over. The heroine is still very cute. The male protagonist is probably not very popular because of his disfigurement? I think it's okay, but it certainly didn't fully capture his charm.
I can't quite accept the male protagonist being like this. After being deceived once, I will never trust him again. According to my temperament, there must be a crematorium, otherwise I will never accept him.
It's okay, not too long. There are just too few sweet scenes. The heroine has always been in control of herself, so there is very little time for both of them to be honest about their feelings.
It's very reluctant, just average in all aspects. It doesn't have any shining points, but it doesn't have any bad points either. It's fine if you don't watch it.
The male protagonist is very good, so it's only natural that the female protagonist will fall in love with him, it's a matter of course. But the reason for the hero's heartbeat is not so clear and convincing.
I probably don't like this so-called extreme pull. It looked pretty good at first, but it got a bit annoying when I pulled it for too long, and I was jumping around in the middle. The male protagonist is so bad, from beginning to end, it's really annoying. Shouldn't a person with his personality fall off the altar, become humble, worry about gains and losses, and beg for mercy? I didn't see the expected plot, but it was a little interesting after running with the ball.
53. I quite like this setting, but I hate relationships in which the male protagonist is strong and the female protagonist can only be forced to endure it.
The male protagonist is too cheap, I understand the female protagonist, she is really angry www. The extra story about the third brother and the third sister-in-law is so exciting, I feel so good watching it. The third sister-in-law is awesome!
Good. The settings of the male and female protagonists are a bit interesting and special. The emotional scenes went smoothly, so there weren't too many. It feels more like the daily life of the heroine.
93. Not really a crematorium. It means that after the male and female protagonists are reborn, they resolve their previous misunderstandings, improve their shortcomings, and get back together again.
The second half is pretty good, quite engaging. But the ending was too hasty. The heroine hasn't completely forgiven her yet, and neither has the hero, who still takes matters into his own hands if he feels like something happens.