The Unmarriageable Woman

The male and female protagonists are incredibly frustrated throughout, constantly holding back their anger and unable to express it—the kind of frustration that you could endure ten times without ever getting any satisfaction. If you're looking for a cathartic read, you can say goodbye to this book.

The storyline started off well, but then...

I stayed up all night to finish reading it, what does that mean? It's a really good read, definitely worth it!

I watched for an hour. The mother and daughter's relationship was always unpredictable, with frequent suspicions and tests, which became very annoying after a while. Sometimes the reasons for their anger were very strange and inexplicable.

Did the female lead travel back in time? This is the first time I've seen such a useless female lead who traveled through time. She's even worse than her predecessor. 🤭🤭

This book is quite good. I like this Italian novel, as well as *The Unmarried Woman*, *Joyful Reunion*, *National Beauty*, *Worldly Marriage*, and *A Good Son-in-Law*. The twists and turns at the beginnings of the newer books made me unable to continue reading.

This book is actually quite good; don't listen to those trolls. Go read it yourself.

The female lead's personality is really awkward!

Personally, I think the author's portrayal of the romantic relationships is very realistic, and the gradual development is described delicately and smoothly. I like it.

I watched it but didn't finish it, I can't remember the plot, and I don't want to watch it from the beginning 😥. I have to say, it's a bit realistic.