
Love Over a Bowl of Porridge
喝粥求恋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 177k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
56Chapters
92Reads
9.1Score
16Listens
88kReads · all time
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It's good to watch, but I couldn't tell the male protagonist at first. I thought he was the guy named Cheng or the female boss. My curiosity made me jump directly from chapter 16 to the last chapter. I was shocked. The male protagonist turned out to be the boss's brother. It's relatively short. I recommend giving it a try.
At the beginning, I thought the male protagonist was Cheng Hong, who prefers romance from school uniforms to wedding dresses, but unfortunately not. The writing style is very good and the story is very detailed. Although it is not my favorite type of writing, I finished reading it without realizing it.
Long time no see novel. Finally, no time travel, no bloodshed, no growth in the sky. Just a little story. It has the background that a story should have, a little exaggerated, a little dreamy, but I just understand it and it's over. The heroine has regrets about her secret love, but she has no regrets either. Who says that if you love everyone, you have to love you, not even the heroine. The heroine's destination is now the best anyway. As for whether it was true or a scandal before, it doesn't seem to necessarily matter. Anyway, it's fine now.
It's very nice. There aren't many chapters but it's not laggy at all. I like the character of the heroine. She has a crush on someone and that person doesn't see her. When she has a girlfriend, she leaves decisively. She has a gentle and motivated personality. Although she has a good family background, she is not arrogant at all. The male protagonist is also very good. You wouldn't have guessed the male protagonist when you read it hahahaha. He has a sense of mystery and is very interesting.
It's pretty good-looking. At first, I thought the heroine would be with Xie Lei, but I didn't expect that she would be with Xie Yan.
I like it, it's great. For these two families, except for Xie Miao, I say for Yuanzhi: I hate you +1
It's okay. It's quite warm. It has the feeling of taking your time and flowing slowly. I just didn't expect the male protagonist to be the eldest brother, but I personally feel that the relationship line is okay. After all, love itself does not come from knowing someone first or staying with someone for a long time. The female protagonist has a light and non-competitive character. The male protagonist's offensive is to integrate into the female protagonist's life bit by bit. This is also very suitable for the female protagonist. The male protagonist's attitude and handling of his sister are also very good. Even a biological sister cannot do such disrespectful things to her lover. Recommended~
Hehe, I really like Yuan Zhi, it's gentle and gentle, but when I first started watching it, I guessed who the male protagonist was for a long time. First it was that high school classmate, then Xie Lei, then Xiao Wu, and even! I almost guessed he was my brother [laughing][laughing] The male protagonist was not easy to spot at first
It's exciting and not procrastinating. I don't have to whitewash my disagreement with my sister. It's good.
The beginning of "Drinking Porridge" made us curious as to why someone would name a romance novel after "Drinking Porridge", which attracted our attention. The author uses this unusual vocabulary to unfold the description. The male and female protagonists meet over eating porridge, and their relationship heats up step by step due to the heroine's superb porridge cooking skills. This book is a classic among romance novels. I recommend romance lovers to read this novel. I believe readers will fall in love with it.