He treats her like the apple of his eye, his most precious darling...
He planned to wait for her to catch on, but never expected someone else to set their sights on her.
Is anyone allowed to lay a finger on Lian Xiujiu's precious girl?
A fierce wolfdog transforms into a proud, clingy puppy.
A cold-faced, secretly flirtatious big dog ✖ a quirky young lady
Ninth Master, hurry up and work your magic! Win that little fox over!!!
Scene One
The little fox runs into a rival in love.
Rival, disdainfully: A pretty face with no substance!
Little fox: Are you trying to humiliate me?
Rival: ...
Scene Two:
Naming a beloved pet
The peerlessly beautiful Princess Jiang Shu: Let's call it... Little Dragon!
Lian Xiujiu, hesitating: ...Sounds good.
The peerlessly beautiful Princess Jiang Shu: Are you just humoring me?
Lian Xiujiu, quick to respond: I think it's a great name. It's lucky and has a strong ethnic flavor. It expresses your hope that your child will become a dragon...
The peerlessly beautiful Princess Jiang Shu: You get me! You're a quick learner!
How Jiang Shu sees herself: innocent and carefree! Gentle and adorable! Sweet and charming!
How Lian Xiujiu sees Jiang Shu: So cute...
Everyone: ...Lian Xiujiu really has it rough!
How should I put it? I don't like the heroine's character a bit. I can tell that others are not good people. Even my friends have told me that she is really speechless when she responds to questions [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]
The ending is so rushed, is it because the writing was not finished?
I really envy their relationship from childhood to adulthood
This ending is too different. Based on this, shouldn't the male and female protagonists get married as well as the supporting characters?