Anonymous Rose

The author excels at angst-filled stories; the first twenty or so chapters are quite depressing, and after about a hundred chapters, it gets even more angsty, with only the post-marriage epilogue offering a slightly sweeter feel.

Fortunately, Lu Chengzhou was good enough; otherwise, Liang Shiwei's concession and his death at the age of 28 would have been too tragic. And then there's Lin Shu, such affectionate childhood friends. The idea that they only shared a bed after getting their marriage certificate but didn't consummate the marriage is a bit far-fetched, but the whole book can be summarized as "warm and tender."

The events involving Liang Shiwei and Lin Shu might be a bit confusing for some readers, but the main story is primarily told from Nan Qing's perspective, so it's bound to be incomplete. The extra chapters might clarify things.

This book has a slow pace, so I hope you enjoy reading it!

So sweet, so beautiful, I love it! My lips never left my face while watching it.

The extra chapter about Liang Shiwei is so heartbreaking, it's so cruel. It's truly heartbreaking; two people who genuinely loved each other ended up like this. Lin Shu was also such a good person. Sigh.

The plot feels clichéd and childish. The author needs to improve both the writing style and the storyline. The character development is also weak, and the plot development feels forced. Keep it up!

A matter that could be explained in a sentence or two was written into a book; they got their marriage certificate but didn't live together, didn't even share a bed, and never had sex.

This is really good! The male lead never hides his love for the female lead; he's direct and makes her blush and her heart race. I highly recommend it; you absolutely have to watch it!

In Chapter 63, I saw the phrase "righteous and eloquent" again. The author wrote it incorrectly; the correct phrase is "righteous and stern" or "righteous and stern in words."