Where There's a Heart, There's a Way

It's still very interesting to watch. It's not ridiculous. On the contrary, it's sometimes funny. There's no Green Tea and White Lotus. The male protagonist didn't doubt the child in the female protagonist's belly after she got pregnant. Anyway, it's a pretty good book.

Overall, it's okay, but it's not explained clearly. Did the male protagonist ever like Anya? Or is it just a joke by Xu Hao that has been misunderstood for so many years? The same goes for the heroine, why don't you ask clearly? I have been guessing and torturing myself because I am a proud little princess who will not bow my head, but I am drunk when I fall in love with a man like the male protagonist, who is a sultry and slow-tempered person... The male protagonist here is indeed too passive and solves everything by himself. He does not talk or fight for it. This is indeed very angry for the proud female protagonist...

The introduction has a male protagonist and a female protagonist as the main characters. The author's content is dedicated to the female protagonist, her family and friends, and rarely writes about the male protagonist. When writing about male protagonists, she only writes about the male protagonist's family. Why is there a male protagonist in the introduction, and why is the content rarely written about the male protagonist?

To be honest, I personally don't think this book is as good as the one about her sister-in-law. It's a bit puzzling. What is it about a man that the heroine is so good at??? We didn't have many interactions when we were kids. There were too many chapters about the second female lead. It was a lot of nonsense just to make them feel like a couple. However, if a woman is financially independent, capable, and has a career, she can live as elegantly as the heroine.

Looking forward to the stories of Lu Tanjun and Fang Miaomiao

Very pretty

Not bad