After the Breakup, Young Master Si Turns Up the Charm and Makes Me Crave Him

It's pretty melodramatic, but there are still people who like melodramatic stories, like me. However, although this story is melodramatic, it's not to my taste. The male lead breaks up with the female lead right at the beginning, but he proposed to her just two weeks or a month or two earlier. Then, for his own benefit, he goes with the second female lead, claiming he was immature. The second female lead causes the female lead to fall into the sea, where she spends five years, gives birth to a child, and then returns, only to be harassed by the male lead again. Isn't this male lead selfish? He broke up with her and went with the second female lead, and now he's back to harass her—what kind of behavior is that? The key point is that the male lead has been living a miserable life for the past few years, and the female lead easily forgives him after finding out. I don't understand what the female lead is thinking; is she so eager to act like a fool? I'm dropping this. (This is just my personal opinion; please don't be offended.)

Overall, I thought it was pretty good, but I felt they reconciled too quickly. This kind of relationship might end very tragically. I prefer a sweet beginning followed by bitterness, and I hope there won't be too much angst later on. Initially, I was hoping the female lead would really torment the male lead, but they reconciled after only forty-odd chapters, so I'm afraid the later chapters will be too gruesome. I'm a little hesitant to look forward to it.

Please update soon! Two chapters a day aren't enough. I really like this story. Both the male and female leads have mouths, and misunderstandings are cleared up. Chenchen's character is also especially cute (though the two injuries felt a bit too close together). Overall, it's great, and the writing isn't immature. Thumbs up!

After reading the first few dozen chapters, thankfully I stopped in time. I suddenly remembered to check the ending's title and see how close the second female lead (the "green tea" girl) was before she was written out of the story. Also, I didn't like the male lead from the beginning. He proposed to the female lead for his own benefit, but ended up marrying the second female lead. The second female lead had the female lead murdered, and after she fell into the river and returned five years later, the male lead started harassing her again. What did he take her for? He was already someone else's father and had a wife. Was it appropriate for him to keep bothering her? The male lead is selfish. He's already married, yet he still bothers the female lead. What will people think of her? There will be online attacks accusing her of being a homewrecker, and people will say she shouldn't have had the child after the breakup. Under these circumstances, regardless of the male lead's reasons, the second female lead is his legal wife. Giving birth to a child like that makes her an illegitimate child. I have a habit of reading the ending titles of novels backwards. It's because I've spent days finishing some books only to find the ending wasn't what I wanted. I'm wary of those kinds of stories; many have rushed endings, and many scheming women who aren't actually that powerful manage to survive to the end. Those kinds of plots aren't what I like to read.

I like it, it looks good.

The novel is excellent, with a tight, fast-paced plot that kept me hooked until the very end! Highly recommended!

Super beautiful

Nice