[★★★★★]~ARGHHHH!!! Whilst reading this, my heart was bursting with pain and it actually physically and mentally hurt to continue, especially with the later chapters as the angst and tormet MC suffers builds on and eventually overflows. However, I especially like the ending, and how the conflict is resolved.... more>>

*Semi-Spoilers*: This is set in an old fashioned world (kinda like the isekai setting but without the isekai) and MC returns to the same point in time ever time she dies (like a time loop). Like the title says, her fiance always ends up blaming her or distancing himself from her because of her lovable little sister. And no, this isn't really about revenge, more about realization and coming of age (?) <<less

[★★★☆☆]~So this wasn't really as angsty as I expected (though I may have just built up angst immunity), though there definitely is a lot of it present. This is pretty short, but it was quite a good read. However, what kind of took off a point (for me ) was the ending;... more>>

*Spoiler Warning* -- MC's dies towards the end, and the POV changes to her husband's (the one who basically ignored her during their marriage), and her husband eventually remarries and gets his former sweetheart pregnant, they divorce, and he kind of just ends it bc he can't stop thinking and fantasizing (about a dead person, mind you), until he eventually decides to never let go of her again if there's a next life)// I also felt a bit strange while reading bc ML's name is Gao Fei, which is the Chinese equivalent for Goofy... probably isn't the same characters, but is kind of off-putting. <<less

[★★★★★]~ Okay so although this was a one-shot and a quick read, it was a great read. It was def filled with angst, though more... more>> of an underlying, not especially present way, until it finally overflows almost to the end and BURSTS,, I sobbed at the last few paragraphs :)) <<less

[★★★★☆]~ 3.7ish?? Okay, this was a little short, but I feel like it conveyed the emotions well, and I especially liked how the storytelling was from... more>> another person's perspective instead of the main characters. It wasn't as angsty as I though, though it did seem like a lot of others cried. I feel like there wasn't really enough time to get attached or understand the characters (I'm still a bit biased against ML... why would he smile at A-Lai if he only loved Su Bai?). <<less