Luring the Clueless Beauty

It's so beautiful, so beautiful, so beautiful! It's even more addictive than I imagined! 🌟Song Changxia, my dramatic wife who went bankrupt—I love the female lead's character! She's bold, passionate, and vengeful—I reject brainless, naive girls! Even bankruptcy can't diminish her elegance and sophistication~

I've finished reading Song Changxia's melancholic love story. Song Changxia was initially portrayed as a bankrupt heiress, but that was a lie, as her family owned other businesses. Chen Yu, an arrogant boy who had a crush on Song Changxia in junior high school, was exceptionally kind to her.

The common problem with this Chinese-language novel is its illogical plot; it completely defies logic. It portrays the male lead as having secretly loved the female lead for a long time, but if he loved her so much, why didn't he just openly pursue her? Why didn't he treat her well after marriage? Why did he neglect her and create the illusion of being a playboy?

It's really good! (♥∀♥) The plot is quite exciting, but the updates are a bit slow, which is annoying to keep up with.

It's so good!!! I just hope it updates soon.

I've finished reading this novel. I felt it was just average for this genre. For the first two years of their marriage, he ignored her completely, letting her be ridiculed in their social circle, and then ended it all with a flippant statement that he thought she had someone else she liked? I was speechless. And the male lead's change only started after the female lead filed for divorce.

I'm a bit into the relationship between Assistant Chen and the female lead's best friend. Why wasn't their story explained? They're a good match, and there's nothing mindless about it. The plot starts with the male lead's unrequited love and the female lead's misunderstanding that the male lead's white moonlight isn't her. After that, they start spoiling each other all the way. Did this divorced couple give us some sweet moments again today?

Beautiful! Beautiful!

The male lead's character is annoying; he likes someone but doesn't say it, and even after marriage, he doesn't treat her well. If that's liking someone, then I'm afraid I can't help it. I genuinely dislike him, even find him quite repulsive. The female lead's character is also problematic, rather strange, and the plot is utterly absurd.

Well, aside from a few typos, it's pretty good. I spent half a day reading it, and it corrected most of the errors. There was one misunderstanding that made the reader a little anxious, but it was still quite fast. I hope the author will proofread more carefully for typos in the future.