[1v1 power couple + adored by everyone + koi luck + multiple identities]
She had always been a wolf. She never expected that after someone casually picked her up, she would really fall into a wolf’s den, sinking deeper and deeper.
People say he’s cold, ruthless, and dislikes women. So why is there a woman by his side?
Him: “She’s mine.”
Her: “Did I agree to that?”
Everyone: “Our boss is gentle, handsome, rich, and devoted. Just give in to him.”
Someone warned him that her identity was unclear and she might be a villain, but he said he’d set her straight even if she really was one.
Hacker, martial artist, weapons maker... After one secret identity after another came to light, he asked, “Aren’t you a butcher?”
Her: “In my previous life, I was a butcher.”
Everyone advised him, “You can’t focus only on your career. You need to learn how to date, too.”
Him: “They say I don’t know how to date, so do you have time to teach me?”
Her: “? Is that really something a cold, ruthless, domineering big shot should say?”
After reading this book for a while, when I saw the phrase "fish yearn for their old pond," I thought of the fish in the pond and Gu Yuan, and I understood why they were called fish and Gu Yuan. Later, I saw a line in Tao Yuanming's "Returning to the Countryside" that read, "A caged bird longs for its old forest, a fish in a pond yearns for its old pond," what a beautiful love story.
At first, the male lead disliked the female lead intensely, but then, oh my god, he suddenly fell for her and became insanely jealous when he discovered she had a bunch of suitors. The female lead was initially mute but was later cured. The entire book is sweet with no angst; the only one who suffers is the male supporting character.
The female lead left for five years and then came back, which is good. Actually, I was quite afraid that she would develop depression, considering what happened during her pregnancy; she definitely couldn't accept it. I think she took her son with her to give herself support, to help herself persevere, and to see things in a better light, which explains why she kept saying "I'm sorry" later on. Fine.
This is quite similar to Sister Ran.
Nice, nice, looks good
How about the author considers writing a side story?
I think the ending of this book was very well written, leaving no regrets, unlike other books I've read before that always left some unresolved issues and no follow-up.
It's pretty good, but the method of revenge was a bit too gentle.
This novel is wonderfully written and deeply resonates with me.
The storyline is exactly what I like!