Mr. Mo Is Irresistible

It's good to watch, but I feel like there are a lot of scenes with the kid in the last extra episode, and the interaction between him and Mr. Mo is really touching. Maybe I don't like children very much, and I want to see the warmth between Mr. Mo and Young Master Chu, so the feeling in the subsequent extra episode is that... Young Master Chu seems to be quite... Redundant? ! (No malice, just a sigh of relief [blowing kiss])

At first I was hesitant when I read the introduction, fearing that it was sweet, yet sadistic, with glass shards. But when I read the reviews, they said if you don't want to be sad, just give it a try. It's very well written, but I'm almost pissed off by the author [smile] The whole text is cruelty-free! ! ! It fits my style of reading sweet pet novels, and the writing is really good. However, the author always says something at the end of each chapter, foretelling that the book will be tortured. It scared me so much that I almost gave up the article. I read the whole way to the finale with the mentality of running away if I watch again [awkward laugh] I swear there are definitely a large number of readers who are scared away by the author himself rather than by poor writing [face covering] Anyway, I didn't see the point of abuse. If I had to say abuse, it would be abuse of the body rather than the mind. Mr. Mo was injured and in poor health. I pity his dilapidated body. I haven't watched the extra yet. It seems to be about adopted children. I'm not very interested in this aspect. I'll leave it here.

Every book is beautiful. It's a pity that I couldn't keep up with the general situation.

The writing is very good. I finished reading it. I almost stayed up late at night to read it. I hope I can write the story of Cang and Song alone, as well as Shen Yan and Qi Muye. I should not mention that I have already read three of the author's novels. . .

Good-looking, Mr. Mo is very fond of Dr. Chu. No matter how old Dr. Chu is, Mr. Mo will always be the little dumpling who knows how to be a big brother and calls him big brother. There is also a regret that I will never forget, that is, Dr. Chu did not know the truth earlier, but then I thought about it, it should be nothing to them! I wish Mr. Mo is safe and healthy and Dr. Chu will always be happy [sending heartfelt wishes]

It's really good to read, I really like this author. [Sending Hearts]

Mr. Mo is the most beloved among the eight books, probably because of his early love. I think he is also the craziest, calmest and tolerant one among all the books. Other male protagonists. Will give his life for his lover. But it's passionate. But he was different. He had already made all the preparations after he left. For his little love. (Don't spray if you don't like it, thank you).

I finally came across this book on Tomato. The writing and plot have always been great. Those who like to read with ease can feel free to dive in.

I have gone back and forth many times, and Mr. Mo's deep affection made me fall deeply into it.

I have read the other two books by this author, "The Ex Returns" and "The Enemy's Trap", but this one is actually very gentle compared to those two books. It does not focus on the abuse of Mr. Mo. I started writing directly after they all came back. But in fact, every time I see Mr. Mo being injured and having physical problems because of saving Chu Qing, I feel pain in my heart. It's really not sad to see Chu Qing knowing that Mr. Mo went through various life-and-death surgeries and rescues alone in the hospital. Just thinking about it makes me uncomfortable. Fortunately, the author of this book did not rewrite those things. All I can say is that Mr. Mo is so gentle, so gentle that everyone respects and loves him.