After My Own Father Married Me Off to My Archenemy

It got more and more exciting as it went on, and the ending was great, though a little disappointing. I wanted to see more of the Second Brother and the Little Prince, as well as Qi Yi and Jing Xuan's story, and Ji'er was so cute too ❤️ I don't think the young master is a saint.

My friends, this is amazing! I don't have many fancy words, so I can only say "Holy crap, awesome!" Let's go! I've been reading it since last night, it's so sweet! It's really so good. This is the first time I've read a story without chapter headings or titles that's so captivating. It's so good! Every couple is so sweet! I'm so excited! My friends, let's go for it! 🥰🥰🥰

By chapters 70 or 80, I finally understood why this book had a relatively low rating. It's probably because many people are used to reading wish-fulfillment novels, so they perceive the young master as spoiled, willful, somewhat saintly, and always causing trouble for others. But after reading this section, it got much better.

I really enjoyed this book. It didn't have many dramatic ups and downs, or too much life-or-death drama, just small twists and turns, minor trials, and a peaceful yet satisfying ending… I loved how Liang Yu and Mu Linfeng went from enemies to lovers, their relationship was wonderful. They cared for each other but weren't overly indulgent; misunderstandings arose, but they resolved them promptly…

There's no time travel, no reincarnation, no manipulative women, and no saintly hearts. The male lead, Liang, is initially naive and conflicted, while the other male lead, Mu, matures and becomes more righteous. It's very relatable, with each character fitting their persona.

That's it??? It's not enough at all! Author, please give us a few more chapters... The story flows smoothly, the emotions develop gradually, without abrupt changes or angst; everything unfolds naturally, and every couple has a happy ending—it's perfect!

It's a good read! Although the male lead is easily swayed by emotions in the early stages, he still saves and helps those who need it, so I can understand his actions. I also really like Chongye and Xiao Wu; Chongye is very kind to the male lead and his friends, helping them a lot. It's just that the story of the second brother and the young prince is a bit rushed; it would be even better if they had more of that.

The beginning of this book was quite interesting, with this kind of setting. Later, I felt that the author wrote many details quite well, making the reader want to finish reading rather than just skimming through them. The emotional details were particularly well done, and the transitions between the various friendships were very smooth, avoiding any awkwardness from writing about friendships for…

I really enjoyed this book. The author has very strong moral values; unlike some books where people kill at the slightest provocation, showing utter disregard for human life, the ending was also very satisfying—a happy ending for everyone. Excellent! I give it a perfect score! 💯

I really don't know what to say!!! It's so good!!! Liang Yu is really getting stronger! He's not a saint, but what would happen if every scholar didn't have a heart for doing good? And I have to say, Mu really dotes on Yu!!! There's absolutely no tragic moment in the whole story! You could really say they're a pair of bickering lovers!