Deeply Cherishing the Southern Branch

Absolutely fantastic! I wish it could be made into a TV series. It would be so great if Tan Songyun played Nan Zhi and Yang Yang played the male lead.

Nice! A unique CEO romance novel. The male lead is an unlucky guy, making him feel more relatable; the female lead has a tragic early life, but thankfully she's capable and has a very likable personality! The endings for the supporting characters are also quite compelling. The only downside is that the author seems to have a lot of typos. I've finished reading the book. I hope Jinli Shen Shen and Xiao Nanzhi can continue their wonderful life in that world!

Organized and logical, without excessive exaggeration, very realistic, I like it. Seeing the name Nan Zhi reminds me of a book I read before, the protagonist of which was named Zhou Zhizhi, and it was also very good.

Nan Zhi is a drama queen and a quirky, eccentric character, while the male lead is a domineering, simp, and overbearing CEO. Before they met, they were each other's lucky charms, yet they themselves were plagued by bad luck. Especially the male lead, who went from being a rich second-generation heir to a self-made millionaire, only to be forced to live a life of poverty—his life was incredibly…

I've almost finished reading it... Overall, I quite like the style of this story. The daily conversations and interactions between the male and female leads are quite interesting, and there are some heartwarming details. Ultimately, the male and female leads get together because of some conflicts of interest arising from their "lucky charm" relationship.

It's so good! I love the female lead's name! ❤️

I've read "Liu Xing." It's not that people can't change, but the transformation feels too drastic. The protagonist showed no restraint in her early behavior, constantly badmouthing her half-sister in public and private. The things she said could have drowned a girl in gossip and slander. Fortunately, the female lead is sunny, cheerful, and strong-willed.

Great, very heartwarming! Nan Zhi is highly skilled in combat and other areas as well, her horsemanship and archery are amazing! President Fu, on the other hand, isn't the typical domineering CEO type, he's down-to-earth 😂. Everyone is quite funny, and the interactions are very pleasant.

Fu Runshen will never forget that it was the first time he ever won a prize. Back then, he thought his prize was "one more bottle!" But looking back now, his prize was "Nanzhi" (a homophone for "Southern Branch" in Chinese). Unlucky Fu Runshen met unlucky Nanzhi, and from then on, their lucky lives began 😄😄😄. I thought I was watching an art film, but it turned out to be a comedy 🤭❤️, full of witty remarks and humor. I love the male and female leads and their friends; they're all so silly 😂.

I love the interactions between the male and female leads, and the names they give each other are so cute! "Koi, Deeply in Love," "Deeply in Love," "Gulu, Zhizhi"—it's all so heartwarming. However, there's one thing I can't stand: there are too many Japanese-related scenes in the book. Too many scenes make it seem like the author has a pro-Japanese sentiment. I hope it's because of the leather carving, since Japanese leather carving techniques are also very exquisite.