Extreme Capture

It's pretty good. Bai used to be a playful guy and had topped off quite a few people. The first time he was topped off was with Mo. Even after he got together with Mo, he was always on the bottom. I'm really curious about who was on top when Bai loved Shi Ye? Or was it just that Bai loved Shi Ye unilaterally, but they were never together? There's really not enough description of his exes. I'm really curious about Bai's story with Shi Ye.

I followed this book from another source, and only came to review it near the end: Bai Bai's story was incredibly captivating. His early life was so difficult; he was abused by his mother and coldly watched from the sidelines as a child. Grandpa Ji was just so-so, hardly a proper elder. As a child, he fell in love with a scoundrel and was used, nearly losing his life.

The last one was a little sweet, but this one... Sigh, it's for those who like angst. The plot is full of twists and turns, A-Mo is cunning and deeply affectionate, and Xiao-Bai is supposedly a reformed playboy? But he's also incompetent and timid. I read more than halfway through and couldn't continue. I skipped around a bit later, and sure enough, it's a classic "chasing-after-the-husband" scenario. Why bother? I'm too old for that. I just skipped to the end and finished it.

It's a really good read. I've been reading this since the previous book, and I really felt sorry for Ji Feibai. I'm curious to see how the author will write about Ji Feibai. At first, I saw it was supposed to be a pseudo-incest story, and I was a bit resistant to pseudo-incest, but as I read on, I really liked it. I love every couple in it.

No kidding, I absolutely adore this author, I absolutely love this novel! It perfectly fits my criteria for a "raising a son" story with "two male leads". Nurturing system White cut black "Older man top, younger man bottom" is amazing! @ The author is also super nice.

Highly recommended! I've been waiting since the previous one, and it's even better than the last one. Plus, it's a story about a younger man/older woman/fake brothers relationship—it's amazing!

I've read three of this author's books in a row, and each one is fantastic, with a great and coherent storyline! This one was the most heart-wrenching; I was devastated when the main characters separated. Author, please keep up the good work and write more great books! I've already followed you! [Thumbs up]

This book is truly excellent. I've read several of the author's books, and they're all great. The plots have both sweet and angsty moments, the angst being the kind that makes you feel sorry for both the protagonist and the antagonist. The angst stems from the antagonist's or protagonist's obliviousness to feelings, but overall it's not overly tragic; it leaves you with a sense of urgency. I look forward to the author's next work.

It's really good. The part where Xiao Bai Bai foams at the mouth at the end is a bit funny, but overall it's still very good.

This author is hilarious! How can someone cry with a "humming" sound and laugh with a "hehehe" sound? I'm dying of laughter! [Staring emoji]