Lucky to Meet You

I sincerely recommend that you read this book first before reading the sequel "She's Lonely". Both are very good books, and the themes are also very novel. Both the timeline and the story line are very good, and the author's explanation is also very clear. When I saw the male protagonist's "illness" and the female protagonist's quarrel in the middle, I was so angry that I could understand it, but if it were me, I would understand it, but I can't. I can't accept that the male protagonist treats the female protagonist like that, but after reading the last word, I admire and admire the heroine's tenacity. The most important thing is that no matter what period she is in, she knows what she wants, and she is very determined, and does it without hesitation. In fact, if you look carefully, life is not like this. No matter who or what you want to do, just do it, and cherish it when you encounter it💚

I rarely read books for review, but I feel like this one is worthy of reading by sensible people. It's a stereotype of a domineering president, sadomasochism, etc. This book is a bit realistic and a bit sweet. Life is too bitter, so I can only find some sweetness in the book. As for the male protagonist's disease mentioned in the article, it is unknown whether it exists in reality. Who is more serious? As long as the story is not too far away from reality, there are some confusions in the names of some protagonists in the article, and the coding is not accurate. I still like to read it and it is worth recommending! ! !

It is a classic in the early stage. Although the later stage is in line with the plot development, the content is much worse than the early stage. It doesn't have enough stamina, and if it weren't for the plot, the initial characters of the male and female protagonists could have become classics. It's a pity, but it's a four-star rating and worth recommending.

It's pretty awesome. For the sake of the boss's career, he contracted a marriage with a patient when he was attracted to someone and fell in love with him. Looking at the whole process, in the early stage, he was a holy mother between Lu and Lin, giving each one a little love. Isn't it difficult to say that the relationship between treating Lu's illness is difficult? Is it difficult to explain to Lin? Even though the heroine deserved it, her crush was snatched away by the patient she had cured. The heroine knew how uncomfortable it was, but she still had to do it. It's quite shocking and ruins your outlook. It's not a plot that a carbon-based creature like me would have thought of. There's also a line about doctors and society being ruined by novel writers like you.

It's very, very good to read. It's the first time I read such a novel with all psychological themes. It's very novel and I learned a lot. The story is also very, very good. There are not so many clichés. The male and female protagonists are both strong and the supporting characters are also great. It's highly recommended.

So beautiful, funny and heart-warming I really like Brother Cheng Yang. Although he is not the male protagonist, I also like the female protagonist. He is gentle, delicate, patient, and a top student, but he still has a bit of a virgin heart. If I were to put myself in the shoes of the male protagonist, I would be unbalanced. The male protagonist is also very good, strong, tough, and has a cute tongue, but he looks a little pitiful because of his illness. But everything was happy in the end

I read it a few years ago and read it for the second time. The first time I read it I thought it was pretty good. The second time I read it I felt that the details of the heroine were not perfect because she was slightly depressed during breastfeeding. I have some knowledge about psychiatrists. One doctor said that they have a professional habit in this field. Whether in life or work, they will subconsciously observe some subtle movements and facial expressions of each other. The heroine always has a little silly reaction when getting along with the hero. It is not in line with the heroine's positioning of academic master and high IQ. However, it is still a good book without paying attention to the details.

I strongly recommend everyone to read this book carefully. It is the wisdom of the heroine that allows such a yandere male protagonist to be happy. In today's environment, depression is becoming more and more common and has various causes. All of them need the heroine's light to heal and guide them on the path of finding light. Whether it is love, friendship, family affection, or even the kindness and warmth conveyed by passers-by, they will all be a help for healing. I will read it again carefully, thank you to the author

Can't stand it anymore

I read "She's Lonely" first. After reading a few chapters, I couldn't understand it and felt depressed, so I went to read the reviews. I saw a review saying that I should read "Lucky to Meet You" first. Then put it down and read "Fortunate to Meet You" first. Sonny's books are all very good. The characters are ordinary with some literary touches, but they are all vivid! I like Cheng Xi's intelligence, understanding, and reasonableness! I like her pure heart for her career even more! Treat patients as your own relatives! It's hard to find a doctor like this nowadays! Cheng Xi uses her warmth and worldly wisdom to her family, patients, and children to help everyone live a happy life or find their own happiness in life! The words are humorous and very relatable! Like 👍! In order of reading, I read "Fortunate to Met You" first, then "She's Lonely", and then "The Routine Is A Little Sweet".