My Best Friend's Partner Can't Possibly Be Me

I was inexplicably angry when I read this part. The female lead's character was so well-established before, but suddenly she became someone who didn't change the other person but expected them to change on their own initiative. The female lead liked the male lead because of his personality, but then they broke up because of that same personality. Actually, there are many flaws in female leads in marriage-transformation novels, but the author described how wonderful the female lead was and how disgusting the other women were before, and then all of that was ruined when the female lead became ordinary.

The scenes at school are truly unbearable to watch. The earlier bullying by classmates was somewhat believable, but the later beating of someone by a student disciplinary officer is just unbelievable. It's like they've never been to school before. What kind of student would be so arrogant and even resort to violence?

One of the best books I've ever read, it gets a bit "nauseating" towards the end. If you're too young, I wouldn't recommend reading it.

That's the advantage of keeping a book running for a while; you never know if the author will betray you before it's finished.

This is the second time I've written a long review for this story. I gave it a nine out of ten the first time, so I'll halve it this time and call it a five! Recently, Hua and An's relationship has run into problems, and judging from what the author has written in the past ten days or so, he doesn't seem to be trying to resolve the issues quickly. However, reflecting on the few days of content without any sweet moments, it's clear that many problems are emerging. The problems in Hua and An's relationship aren't recent; they've always had issues! This problem isn't about whether they like each other, but rather the unequal power dynamic in their relationship, or even, more seriously, the unequal social status. Even if we broaden our perspective, An is currently just a young entrepreneur who has achieved initial success...

I usually read adult novels, but I came across this author's "Getting Married" a long time ago and had a very, very good first impression, so I added it to my favorites. First of all, I want to apologize to the author! I waited a long time to finish reading it, and I'm really sorry! Now, let's start ranting. The part about the rational person in the KTV was just... Ugh. It was so toxic I almost choked. Seriously, the author couldn't have come up with that plot without ten years of brain damage!

Full of flaws, I suggest you don't read it. The male lead is like Kazuya, mentally challenged, and doesn't deserve the female lead. The more you read, the higher your blood pressure gets, and you want to swear. Luckily, I subscribed to the whole thing. What a brain-dead author!

I heard this book is rotten, and my heart is breaking.

The novel feels forced and contrived. In the beginning, the male lead was constantly sarcastic and sarcastic towards the female lead, almost punching her, but she always stopped him. Later in the novel, she takes his side. If you want to clarify the conflict in their relationship, that's fine, but don't just change the male lead's character over several chapters! From the second volume onwards, their relationship develops in reverse, becoming increasingly distorted. If this is going to happen, couldn't there be some foreshadowing? The earlier parts were like sweet candy water – too sweet for those with high blood sugar.

To be honest, Xia Hua is also partly to blame for Lin An's current state. People need experience to grow; there are no absolute geniuses in the world. Lin An's success in his previous life was undoubtedly due to his many trials and tribulations. In this life, Xia Hua has protected Lin An too much, making him like a flower in a greenhouse. But Xia Hua wants Lin An to be like he was in his previous life—how could that be possible? However, Xia Hua is far too exceptional. Having lived two lives, plus the almost precognitive "clairvoyance" granted by her reincarnation, and moreover, Xia Hua is someone who stood shoulder to shoulder with Lin An in her previous life. How could such a person be compared to a mere, inexperienced student? And Xia Hua, with...