The Whole Internet Ships the Movie Emperor with His Hater

The author's writing is excellent! The plot isn't clichéd either; it's not the typical "domineering CEO and his sweetheart" storyline! The rivalry is the best part, but the romance comes too late in the story (sigh).

This is so sweet! And the author is so good at making fun of themselves. The plot is absolutely beautiful, interesting, and fast-paced. The couple is so adorable! I'm raising the "Yi Cheng Bu Huan" (一橙不变) CP flag high! The author's writing is really good. I hope the author continues to work hard. I read every chapter of this novel from beginning to end.

I'm usually someone who doesn't read reviews when I read a book, but this novel made me fall in love with the reviews 😂😂😂, and the content is just so good, I love it so much 😍😍😍 Every time I see the name, it leaves a deep impression on me.

I didn't originally intend to give it five stars, but I still feel that it's not easy for the author to write a book. Su's character is so poorly portrayed. From the moment he went to someone's film set as a proxy photographer to take pictures, rudely interacted with the crew, and then had Lu "protect" him, I was completely fed up... Also, is online dating really like that?

I swear on my reputation for reading 888 books, this is absolutely the best BL novel I've ever read! (Also, please, Daddy Orange, reply! Anything is fine, just grant me this little wish!)

I waited a long time before commenting. I was initially interested in stories about haters and idols, so I clicked on this one when I saw the title, but I never got around to it! 😂 When I started reading, there weren't many chapters, so I kept urging the author to update. I knew it wouldn't be a fast-paced story, but I really wanted to read it.

This book truly amazed me! The author is fantastic! Has the author ever considered publishing it? I would definitely buy it if it were published! Let me share my thoughts on this book. The ending of this book is truly not rushed at all. Yao genuinely loves Chengzi; he gave her a formal status, a marriage certificate, and a beautiful marriage.

Ignore the beginning (because I didn't like it much), the later details are really well-written, with a good balance of detail and summary. For a love story not accepted by the public, parental support is the greatest encouragement. Both sets of parents have very positive values. The description of Su's relatives' behavior after learning of his family's wealth is very realistic.

Well, it's alright, not bad, but occasionally it's a bit uncomfortable to read. Oh, maybe some parts just don't suit my taste. But overall it's okay. I originally wanted to give it three stars, but alas, I'm so kind, I gave it one more. [Oh, just a reminder that I'm a seasoned bookworm, so I'm warning other seasoned readers that this book might not be particularly suitable for them.

At first, I was so embarrassed for Su Zicheng that I wanted to give up, but I couldn't resist continuing to read to see how cringeworthy it would get. Later on, it was so sweet that I had to drink herbal tea. My friend, you won't regret reading this!