I Only Wanted to Be an Observer, but Fell Into a Dating Show’s Battlefield of Love

It's good, but Qiao has a bit too much screen time, which steals the spotlight from the main character. In the earlier scenes where Qiao cooks and everyone rushes to eat, it makes me a little confused about whether Qiao is the heartthrob or our main character is.

Please, author, update soon! 😢😢😢😢 It's so good!!! Dear author, I love you so much! I just have a small, immature suggestion: I'm a bit of a country bumpkin and I like watching action-packed, slightly chaotic stories, hehehe 😬😘😘

It's super, super good! I really love the noble young master from the opera. Personally, I'm more into the gentle young master vs. The "scheming" CEO couple. Keep up the good work, author!!!

It's incredibly well-written and captivating, completely immersing me in their world. One is a Peking Opera singer, and the other a Yue embroidery inheritor. The author also promotes traditional Chinese culture, allowing us to learn more about China's history and culture. Even though we weren't born in that era, we felt a connection to its atmosphere.

Wow! I absolutely love the protagonist's personality – gentle, sensitive, considerate, and composed... Even though he's portrayed as a heartthrob, he's not arrogant at all, always giving off a sense of ease and control. The other guests are all handsome in their own unique ways (I've always considered romance variety shows to be ensemble dramas).

I feel like the main character has great chemistry with everyone, I wanted to see all of them, but it's a dual male lead story 🤦🤦

Ahhh, this is so good! It's definitely worth watching!! Keep up the good work, author!! [Requesting more updates!]

I really love this gentle and delicate writing style. The relationship between Su and Yan is truly like a babbling brook, a babbling brook (although it's a romance novel, I feel like I've turned it into a sweet, slice-of-life story?). And the setting—Su Nanyu, who travels from the Republican era and loves opera—is truly the kind of scene that makes your heart flutter.

The writing is quite good, but I don't feel like he's the kind of character everyone else has more screen time for. I saw the part with the new guest; he was incredibly beautiful from the start, the kind of stunningly beautiful that made me feel like he was the main character. But my wife isn't. I'll observe her for a while longer.

It's so good! This is the first time I've read a story about a Peking Opera actor who, through his writing, shows me the charm of traditional opera. Please keep writing!!!