My Feisty Wife: Honey, Hold Me High
萌妻凶凶哒：老公大人举高高
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- CEO & Elite Family Romance
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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495Chapters
412kPopularity
1.2kReaders
9.4Score
2.4kMust-read votes
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I almost gave it a neutral review, not because it was poorly written, but because the ending was so frustrating (╥╥). Not only were many things left unresolved, but even the main characters' fates were left unclear at the end—it's such a shame! The characters were good, the story was good, the writing was good, and it was a sweet romance novel, yet it had such a weak ending! Why did they have to do that...? (I'll still give it a good review though.)
The author's writing is very good, but the female lead is too weak.
The novel started off quite well, but the ending felt rushed. It didn't explain the fates of the male lead and other characters. The male lead knew the female lead was someone he'd known since childhood, but she remained unaware until the very end. Many plot points felt incomplete, and the fates of the villains were also left unresolved. I hope the author continues to update the novel and gives it a satisfying ending.
It's sweet, without any angst whatsoever, the kind that makes fans swoon.
Actually, the whole story is quite good. The female lead isn't a naive and innocent character, and the male lead is very devoted and respectful towards her. The process is sweet. The only drawbacks are that a few chapters are repetitive, and the ending feels rushed. The relationships between the Ning family, the Second Master and Su Man, and Night Owl, etc., Aren't clearly explained. However, overall, the story is still very good.
Is it sweet?
To be honest, the female lead was a bit dramatic at the beginning. The most exciting part of the story is supposed to be the beginning, but a lot of space was wasted on describing how the male lead pursued and pampered her. Relationships are mutual, and while some of the female lead's responses were fine, her constant tantrums and feigned ignorance were too much and felt fake. It was rather uninteresting, and the ending felt rushed.
The plot had some twists and turns, but overall it was alright. I'll give it a good review.
The ending felt rushed; many things were left unsaid before it ended. Some plot points were repeated, making it a bit confusing. I hope there will be a second season.
It seems the ending for Gu Man and the Second Master wasn't written.