From Modern Times to Ancient Days, I Met the Cutest Height Difference

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Good review, good review!

The plot is well-written and logically sound. I personally think the cases are also very well written. However, the romance was a bit unfriendly to me as someone who is easily swayed, in the early stages, but I think it's okay later on. Overall, it's a very good story. Finally, I hope Ah Bai and his prince can stay together forever. Keep up the good work, author!

I only read the first few chapters. The protagonist (uke) seems to have no concept of class distinctions, and the male lead (seme) seems to have forgotten he's a prince. But the author must have had a tough time too.

It's pretty good. Love at first sight is my type, but I personally felt the middle part was a little boring. Overall, it's very good. [Learned][Learned]

I didn't like Prince Jing's unilateral decision-making from the start, and his low emotional intelligence almost made me give up on the story. Luckily, I persevered, as the plot developed better than I expected. His interactions with Luo'er were so sweet. I especially liked the orthopedic surgeon's personality—bold yet genuine, emotionally stable, diligent and eager to learn at work, and gentle and not willful in general.

The writing is quite good; the characters like and love each other, disregarding worldly concerns, as long as they can be together, regardless of poverty or wealth. It's a pity that this only exists in novels; it's practically nonexistent in reality.

This is great! I love reading suspense and mystery novels. It's so engaging to read late at night. The author writes brilliantly!

Great, great, great! I really like novels with two male protagonists.

The entire plot is really nice; both the main couple and the side couples are still very sweet. Sisters who like sweet stories definitely shouldn't miss it.