The Art of Taming

This book is quite good, but the ending is a bit incomplete and doesn't clearly explain what happened to Ling Xuan in the end. Highly recommended!!!

Overall, it's not bad, but I feel a bit uneasy. I think Jun Mo betrayed their relationship. He slept with someone else while Yue Tian didn't. After knowing that the person she loved was Jun Mo, she didn't touch anyone else. Jun Mo was the one who seduced Yue Tian first! Why is Yue Tian the one who was betrayed? If she couldn't be devoted, why did she seduce him in the first place?

At first glance, her eyes and brows seemed to smile, and I didn't delve too deeply into it; upon closer inspection, tears streamed down my face, both unbearable to see. Such feelings exist in this world, and it is not a regret; her conduct and character are clearly understood. Having said this, I thank this book.

The book is well-written, and I want to see what happens next. What happened to Ling Xuan? What happened to Jiang Liangge? Did Jun Mo really abdicate the throne to be with Yue Tian later...? I hope the author will write a sequel, even a side story!

Hmm, it looks pretty good (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ But like one of my friends said, there was that moment in chapter 77 when I almost wanted to give up on the story, but it got better later on 😄

I personally think it's very well written. I really enjoy this kind of male-male love story. It's a great book worth staying up all night to finish. Keep up the good work, author! Looking forward to your next BL novel.

It's pretty good, I recommend it. It feels like it heats up rather slowly; the beginning isn't very thrilling, but it gets increasingly captivating in the middle. The writing also gets better and better, with excellent attention to detail, which I really like. It even has a touch of humor.

I started reading it during the 2021 winter break and finished it during the 2021 Spring Festival. Looking back, the story is full of love, blood, and explorations of humanity; each character has their own personality and life. Of course, the part that left me most heartbroken, like many others, was Jun Mo's departure from his original path (subtly).

I really love this book. Yue Tian's carefree and unrestrained nature, and her freedom to sacrifice for love. Jun Mo's imperial rule is meticulous, with Yue Tian being the sole exception. Yue Cheng's death truly broke my heart 💔; a girl cherished by Yue Tian and Zi Luo is gone just like that. Sigh.

The plot is so interesting that the synopsis seems rather ordinary. Even the synopsis captivated me. I don't know what happens next, but from what I've seen, it's fantastic!