The Substitute Tries to Escape, and the Obsessive CEO Regrets Everything

The suffering and hardships you've endured in this world can't be erased with a single stroke. If you don't like it this way, you should just part ways and never see each other again in this life. Why make such a fuss?

It's really good. I haven't seen such a smart, cautious, decisive, and resolute bottom in a long time. He's not a saint at all. The ending, where the scumbag top chases after his wife, is also very tragic. What I find most unfair is why the scumbag top didn't beat up his perverted "father."

You are the only light in my dark life. To be honest, I personally really enjoy watching stories about wives chasing after their husbands, but I always feel a bit heartbroken watching Chi Teng's story. For Chi Teng, Xiao Cisheng was like a piece of candy he had been searching for for a long time in his life of hardship.

I cried almost the entire second half, but thankfully they ended up together. The male lead in this book didn't evoke any disgust in me. I've read many stories about angst and substitution, and because I've read so many, I rarely cry anymore. I thought this one would be similar, but I was wrong. I cried so much, but thankfully it ended happily. 🥺🥰

I just discovered that this book has a rating of 6.2! How could it be so low? Someone who carefully read the author's guide to avoiding bad books before continuing should not have given this novel such a low score. The novel is short and concise with a tight plot, and the happy ending doesn't feel out of place. It's a really good story among those melodramatic and tragic novels.

Dear author, your writing is actually very good, but may I ask a few questions? I felt that the story didn't quite reach my level of emotional intensity (╥ω╥`). I felt the protagonist (uke) was a bit too clear-headed, but not quite so. I know that some books portray the protagonist as somewhat dim-witted, so perhaps you wouldn't want to write him like that.

It's alright. It's not a wish-fulfillment story, but I've never seen it written like this before. It's quite immersive, though sometimes it makes me a little angry.

Unlike typical stand-in stories, I prefer the clashes between the two main characters. I think it might have a touch of intellectual romance later on. Actually, I'm quite curious about the experiences of the two younger brothers.

It's very moving, and finally, it's not a story where the protagonist starts over because of a moment of weakness. The ending also touched me deeply; he's become a responsible man. I hope they live a long and peaceful life together in a world we can't enter. As a first book, it's truly fantastic! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

While in reality, someone as utterly insane as Chi Teng would warrant calling the police, this kind of completely madman is really appealing in novels; I truly love him.