While the Goddess Is Still Young and Naive, I Talk Her Into Marrying Me

It was good. Although I've forgotten a bit about how long it was, I remember it being quite good. It was a pity that it ended too short.

A product of contrived twists and turns, a chaotic plot, and character designs even more outrageous than Thunder 80... It feels absurd, like a pancake rolled with scallions dipped in chocolate sauce or a Skybreaker 100ZZ wrapped in dragon bone glue.

The following are purely personal opinions (they may be quite comprehensive, and any omissions are welcome to be added). 1. This is a "feel-good" story, so it's hard to say whether it's realistic or not, but let's just talk about whether it's fun or not. It's definitely fun to fight with others on campus.

The female lead is finally not one of those typical stutterers; she has her own personality. The male lead's entrepreneurial journey feels natural, the kind of story you'd reread if you were looking for something to read.

It feels like it's been rushed and left unfinished. What about the university part? You cut it off before it was even finished?

The ending felt a bit too rushed. You could write about their marriage, successful careers, traveling the world, and finally retiring to a secluded life.

This novel is indeed quite good. It's a great novel I found after getting tired of watching campus romance dramas. Not only does it not focus too much on the entrepreneurial process, but it also vividly portrays the love story between the male and female protagonists.

I was deeply moved, especially by the female protagonist's journey out of darkness. I'd like to talk to the author.

It was so satisfying to finish the whole novel, I got so much sweetness from it, and it even featured some touching moments!

It's well-written, but the ending is a bit rushed (too early).