Give Yourself Over to My Heart

The beginning of the book was readable, but from Li Cui's storyline to the end, the female lead's intelligence was forcibly lowered, making her incredibly stupid.

At first, I quite liked the female lead; she was quirky and clever. But after watching a few episodes, I disliked her. She seemed reckless and lacked intelligence. After all, that guy surnamed Zhou killed her entire family; he was clearly not someone to be trifled with. Instead of biding her time and plotting her revenge, she acted like she was acting without thinking, provoking Zhou. It seemed like he would have been killed long ago if it weren't for the male lead repeatedly saving her. It felt like his repeated rescues were pointless; she would just risk her life again. After a while, she seemed to lack intelligence and brains, which made me somewhat disgusted with her. In some novels, the female lead seeking revenge is far smarter than the male lead, meticulously planning traps for her enemies. Unlike the female lead who, lacking the necessary skills, eagerly seeks out trouble, essentially offering herself up for the enemy. This female lead is blessed with a protagonist's halo, with the male lead saving her time and again. Otherwise, it's questionable whether she'd even survive to the end. She should have been eliminated after the first two encounters with the surname Zhou. Couldn't the author have written the female lead as someone with both beauty, ability, and intelligence?

I've seen it, and I'll give you unbridled joy.

I've seen it, and I'll give you unbridled joy.

Honestly, the male and female leads are really sweet, and they interact a lot. Unlike some novels where the male and female leads barely interact, or even only appear once and then the story basically revolves around one main character, which really annoys me. (Personal opinion, please don't be offended.) So far, I don't think there are any major problems with this book. The male lead respects the female lead a lot; it's just good. (Big data is recommending it to me!!!!!!!!!)

Knowing that the male lead dislikes Su Mu, and that Su Mu likes her, the female lead still asks Su Mu for help with everything. Why doesn't she ask the male lead instead?

Punishing evil and promoting good, well written! Thumbs up!

This book is really good, why are so few people reading it? I highly recommend it!

It's just that the updates are too infrequent; 30 chapters a day would be more appropriate.

Try this. I've forgotten the main content, but I remember it was really angsty π_π. Don't you want to check it out with a 100% positive review rate?