Marrying into Spring

Can I say this book cover isn't nice? And this girl looks a bit melancholy...

The writing is quite good, but female-oriented novels often share common characteristics with female authors: women are more sensitive and detail-oriented, resulting in extensive descriptions of inner thoughts. This can sometimes feel to male readers as if the author is trying to explain away their intellectual limitations.

Dear author... I strongly want to tell you that this is the first time in all the novels I've read that a super nice bracelet costs 28 taels of silver, and that's what the male lead thinks is incredibly expensive! Is 28 taels of gold really that valuable? I was enjoying the story, and you just had to make me want to drop it. So frustrating!

In the very first sentence of the synopsis, is there an extra "" after the female lead's name?

Actually, Tao'er is also one of my favorites, as well as Lu, Second Brother, Xie Er, and so on. But after reading 700,000 words, the one I want to write about is still Hengmei. At first, I just thought this girl was dignified, generous and composed, with a calmness that shouldn't be in her age. She was truly as gentle as a chrysanthemum, making it impossible for me not to like her.

I read a few chapters while it was free for a limited time, and I'm a little curious about Lin Heng's relationship with the female lead's ex-husband. Why was he still able to stroll around the female lead's yard when she was imprisoned?

I've already invested in this book. It seems much more mature than the previous one, and the writing style is beautiful. The cover is also lovely, with a subtle and elegant beauty. I really like it. I'm voting for it!

Well written, looking forward to the next installment, keep it up!

The large covers are all surprisingly good-looking!