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This book is well written and well thought out. This book really surprised me. The characters of the male and female protagonists are very suitable to me. Girls are dressed in red, showy and flamboyant, and have their own principles in doing things. Boys are dull, simple and not very good at talking. They are dedicated to good deeds and have a good understanding of themselves. And they are all relatively strong (and they save the training process, which seems pretty cool). The world is vast and the relationships are intricate (it's just too complicated). The completely opposite positions of the male and female protagonists make me look forward to their subsequent development: What will be his choice between the entanglements of love and hate that arise from the repeated alliances? As things develop, what happened back then becomes more and more confusing. Can she find her mother?

Jiu Min🆘, how come the more I get to know the heroine Jiao Jiao, the more I like her [laughing and crying]. I really like her saying: I will not offend anyone unless they offend me. If someone offends me, I will kill them.

In terms of writing style, plot and work ideas, it beats many romance novels. The female protagonist is very strong, crisp and clear, and only has a slightly better tone when facing the male protagonist.