Mr. Gu, Don't Make a Scene. I've Already Remarried

The male lead is mute in the first part, but gets a mouth in the second. There are too many misunderstandings, but the ending is happy, though it feels rushed. More good lines should have been written at the end; some parts feel abrupt, and some villains' redemption feels too sudden. Overall, it's good. The male lead is great, and he gets a mouth later.

The male lead was quiet at first, causing many misunderstandings between the two, but they eventually got together happily. It was pretty good! I feel like there should be more to come.

This book is quite good, and the plot is very exciting. I just feel the later parts might go a bit fast, and there are quite a few plot twists. Overall, it's a very good book and I highly recommend it.

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful

I really feel sorry for the male lead. He always endured so much suffering and never explained himself.

This is a collection of clichés from early online novels. A talented and beautiful woman living under someone else's roof, a cold and domineering CEO, uncontrollable lust, a family member critically ill, a completely fabricated misunderstanding, the malicious schemes of the second male and female leads, the female lead leaving while pregnant, the male lead's desperate pursuit, and finally, a…

The first half of this drama is a little angsty, but in the second half, the male lead grows a mouth, while the female lead seems to change completely, and then the male lead starts a mad dash to win her back. Overall, I really liked the plot, except for a few typos; you have to consider the context.

The plot was good, but also a bit awkward and inexplicable. Too many typos and incoherent sentences

A short story for the weekend. In the first half, the male lead is quiet and devoted, always giving his all. After the misunderstanding is cleared up, he becomes incredibly affectionate, constantly showering the audience with sweet moments.

Very beautiful