Secret Marriage, Sweet Seduction: Mr. Lu Keeps Trying to Get Me Pregnant

The novel is sweet and well-written, making you want to read on from the beginning, afraid of missing any detail. The overall content is not empty; the plot is concise and tight, full of twists and turns, and rich in meaning. It weaves in emotional details, and the genuine emotions flowing in make the novel feel very real and immersive.

This book is absolutely fantastic! It's the first novel I've ever read from cover to cover on Tomato Reading. The number of chapters isn't too many, which is great. Usually, I tend to skip around in novels with over 300 chapters, which feels like it disrupts the story's flow. But this one is really fine. Plus, it has all the necessary plot elements. I absolutely love this book.

After a few days of writer's block, I finally found a really good book – this is exactly what I like!! Although I've read this kind of story countless times and it follows the same formula, it doesn't stop me from liking this novel.

Well, I quite like it. It's my type, and there aren't many articles, but I felt the ending was a bit rushed. Of course, this is just my personal opinion. Like I said, read it if you like!

It was really good! I always thought it would end with the female lead's friend and the male lead's brother together. I was so looking forward to it! It's a pity it ended like this.

It's a pretty good show. After the female lead severed ties with her family, they didn't cause any trouble. Her wicked younger sister didn't cause much of a disturbance either. The male lead provided a safe and secure living environment; it was warm and sweet. His family was very kind, and they treated the female lead even better!

Just write a love story between Lu Yan and Yi Yi.

I love sweet books and the way the male and female leads interact. If there's a problem, they just talk it out, and naturally, the misunderstandings disappear!

It's rare to find a CEO romance novel these days where the male lead is as respectful and articulate as Lu Yan. This book gives me a different feeling; it's really good. Those interested can check it out.

When I read this book and learned that Lin Xingyao wasn't Wen Xin's daughter and that Tang Xi was adopted, I knew Tang Xi was Wen Xin's daughter. But I never expected Wen Xin to be Old Master He's daughter-in-law, and I certainly didn't expect Wen Xin to lack the courage to acknowledge her as her daughter and even go abroad. 😅