Doomsday Stewed Salted Fish

Wuwuwu why did they have to end this tho(╥﹏╥)( TДT)

This narrative is truly one-of-a-kind, and I genuinely adore the author's work. I highly recommend giving it a read; double thumbs up! ??

The novel has piqued my interest to the point where I can't resist reading it even in machine translated form. Although the translation was smooth, there were a few parts that left me puzzled. Despite holding back numerous novels, I managed to finish this one, and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

The character development, particularly of the female lead (FL), was exceptional. Initially, she appeared aloof and self-centered, but as the story progressed, she underwent a fantastic transformation. Her preference for prioritizing her own well-being resonated with me. Initially, I didn't particularly like the male lead (ML), but he improved throughout, and I've come to appreciate him. The unexpected twist at the end was a pleasant surprise, although I had a hunch about his true identity.

Although it was a relatively short novel with over 60 chapters, the world-building and supporting characters felt vivid and alive. It was an enjoyable read, and I believe it deserves a higher rating than its current average of 4.2 stars.

I must admit, I'm slightly disappointed that the MTL version lacks the final four extra chapters where I hoped to see the characters' relationship evolve, especially regarding their potential offspring. If anyone has access to those chapters, please share the link – I'd be grateful!

Overall, this book was a delightful surprise, and I wish there were more content available.

I really enjoyed it! The only downside (which was fortunately resolved by the author) was the moral dilemma of forcing someone to do something or act selflessly without knowing their background. However, forcing someone is never a good idea; everyone has their own thoughts and considerations that we cannot fully comprehend. So, it's essential to be understanding.

The storyline was engaging overall. The female lead (FL) wasn't initially overpowered, as she often struggled with insecurity and low self-esteem. The male lead (ML), typical of many Chinese web novels, started out as an overpowered character but eventually became devoted to the FL, almost like a loyal pet.

There wasn't much drama, internal conflicts, or confrontations. It was a genuinely relaxing and enjoyable read.

It is not the first book I have read from the author, I get that she wants to be different in her writing style but you can't take us to a height where we wish the characters happy ending and suddenly spring something out of nowhere that does not tie to the story. I feel like the book was rushed.

The book is fairly good, but the English translation needs editing. I became annoyed reading the abuses Mia suffered, mostly from her parents, then her husband. I was disturbed she never received much help from friends, relatives, or authorities.  Also, I really didn’t like the death of Ace’s mom.