[Two powerful leads + devoted to each other + seems like love-hate but is actually a sweet little romance + 1v1 + happy ending]
Yaolong, the ruler of the Spirit Clan, sacrificed her soul ten thousand years ago to protect the Heavenly Realm. A thousand years later, the Spirit Clan's status had plummeted, and no one remembered them as the guardians who had kept the Heavenly Realm at peace. That same year, turmoil shook the Heavenly Realm, and the Demon Clan returned.
Also that year, a crack appeared in the black lotus left behind by Yaolong, and battered cannon-fodder characters from various minor worlds began to awaken.
World 1: The Obsessive CEO Is a Devoted Puppy
Just one gentle word was enough to make flowers bloom in the heart of the cold, obsessive CEO, turning him into the leader of a praise squad.
World 2: Childhood Friends Growing Up Together
The sweet childhood friend’s phone is constantly buzzing with messages. Her gentle, top-student childhood friend seems not to care, but the whirlpool in his eyes nearly sweeps her away.
World 3: I Became Emperor After Divorcing the Princess's Consort
The prodigy young general, a master strategist, is driven into a corner by the willful Grand Princess. He tells her to mind her manners, yet his ears turn bright red.
World 4: The Big Shot's House-Trained Zombie
The first world was okay, the male protagonist was sinister and affectionate, and the female protagonist was squeamish and willful. The second world doesn't work, so I recommend skipping it. The story begins with the growth of the male and female protagonists, then a bunch of female supporting characters fall in love with the male protagonists, and finally the male and female protagonists get married very quickly. I feel that the author has not grasped the rhythm very well. The story has no ups and downs at all, because there are too many female supporting characters coveting the male protagonist, which makes me not feel good about the male protagonist.
3.5 Stars. There are too many female supporting characters. The male protagonist is really like a blue-faced troublemaker. It seems a bit frustrating. Although the male protagonist only loves the female protagonist, those female supporting characters who are looking for a sense of presence are too annoying. I don't feel how sweet it is. I can only say that the male protagonist is like a combination of troubles. The female protagonist in the second world is so sad and tired because the male protagonist is constantly bullied and picked on.
It's not good to watch. The second world really has a vicious female supporting character every few chapters, harassing and threatening the heroine. In the end, there was no punishment for Xiong Li. Not refreshing, not sweet either