
The Ginger Candy Trap
姜糖陷阱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 220k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Campus Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Sweet Romance, Extra Sweet, With a Satisfying Ending.
I highly recommend A Date with Dr. Song. It doesn't fall apart at the end at all, and it gives every character an epilogue, covering two lifetimes. The Bigwigs' Little Dumpling Is a Black-Hearted Lotus was the first book I read on Qimao. I downloaded the app just for this one. I was genuinely heartbroken the day it ended. The main character is Ru Ruan, as you can tell from my name, hehe. The first half is incredibly sweet. The part in the second half where Ruan Ruan loses her memory is a bit ang
Sweet Romance, Sweet Romance
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Well, to be honest, I think my personality is similar to the female lead's. I lack a sense of security and am not committed enough to the person I like. This lack of commitment doesn't mean I don't like them, but rather that I'm afraid of them leaving. So I really empathized with her. I was happy whenever she was with the male lead.
As Forrest Gump once said: "I don't think mental maturity is about becoming more tolerant and accepting of everything. On the contrary, I think it should be a process of elimination. Knowing what's important, and then being a simple person." Simplicity means not being overly concerned with gains and losses, having fewer people you can't stand, fewer things you can't let go of, and fewer times when you only think about yourself...
It's alright.
It's pretty good, but the ending felt a bit rushed.
This is a terrible book. The beginning was really engaging, but I couldn't continue reading when the female and male leads had a conflict because of the female lead's best friend... The plot is melodramatic and the ending is awful. This author is a real idiot; they completely wasted most of my day. In all my years of reading novels, this is the first time I've encountered something so utterly ridiculous.
It feels like the ending isn't quite over! It was too rushed! The plot of the girl pursuing Gu Heng took up a whole bunch of chapters. 😅 The breakup due to a misunderstanding after they got together felt a bit melodramatic. Is Jiang Tang suffering from a mental illness or just insecurity? Why did she lose so easily to Si Yun, who is completely uncompetitive? I really don't understand!
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What is this? It has a terrible ending, the female lead is a love-struck drama queen, and the male lead is unclear.
The first half was alright, quite sweet, but! Ever since the female lead's friend, He Siyun, and the male lead's relationship became clear, it felt like it wasn't written by the same person anymore. The female lead clearly minded but wouldn't tell the male lead, acting like she had no mouth. Anyway, the main characters were all quite frustrating, the plot started strong but ended weakly, and the ending was unclear and ambiguous...
Everything was normal at the beginning, but then the style suddenly changed, and the female lead was portrayed as some kind of idiot. She was always throwing tantrums without explaining why, leaving others to guess and solve the problem. She would run away and shut down at the slightest disagreement, hiding whenever there was a problem, and getting more and more upset when coaxed.