Let's Cut Ties! The Real Young Master Grabs the Richest Man's Coattails and Ascends

It's not bad. The beginning was smooth, but it got a bit off as it went on. The focus on Zhang Ting and the bottom was unpleasant, causing a lot of trouble and making it quite frustrating to read. It felt like she lacked a sense of boundaries with the bottom. She confessed to him, and normally, even if they later said they were just friends, they should still avoid each other to some extent.

One episode a day is too consistent; the wait is exhausting, and I've even forgotten what happened in the previous episodes.

I'm looking forward to chapter 178. The writing is excellent (✪▽✪) and very vivid. The male lead is a domineering CEO with a cool and aloof demeanor, while the female lead is very beautiful. The author writes with great detail, and the male lead is an all-powerful transmigrator. A young master from a top family transmigrates into a book where he's unloved and neglected by his parents.

This is an absolutely delightful sweet romance! There are no misunderstandings between the main characters, and they express their feelings directly, getting together incredibly fast. Even the sugar daddy/sugar baby dynamic is sweet! Ahhhhhh, the screen is overflowing with pink bubbles! 🥰🥰🥰 But there's one very, very important problem: Author, could you please update more? No! Not enough! Please save this child! 😢💕

The romance is very sweet... Mostly set in the entertainment industry... The protagonist's fans easily ruin his public image... So he has to apologize... Which is quite annoying to read... The beginning is pretty good... But the later parts about the entertainment industry become very tearful... I didn't finish reading it after only reading half... The above is just my personal opinion.

Amazing! The male lead's character is great, and the story is fantastic. Tangtang makes you want to take him home and raise him like a child! 😢😢😢

This novel is excellent. It's a time-travel story without a system or cheat codes, a pure love story, and incredibly sweet. The male protagonist, Ruan Tang, accidentally transmigrates into the body of a young master named Ruan Tang in a parallel universe. He unexpectedly develops an intimate relationship with the male protagonist, Mo Jinchen.

Having read halfway through, I wanted to share my thoughts. The following comments represent only my personal opinion. Overall, the reading experience wasn't as good as I expected. It felt like there were discrepancies between what the author intended to express and what they actually wrote.

This novel was a pleasant and enjoyable read, without any painful moments. It wasn't melodramatic, had plenty of dialogue—incredibly engaging dialogue—and was sweet without being cloying; the author's writing was excellent. I particularly liked the character of the young master, and the author promptly pointed out and corrected any mistakes.

I found the main characters, Ruan Tang and Mo Jinchen, quite endearing. Ruan Tang's acting, including her demeanor, language, and movements, was incredibly captivating. Mo Jinchen didn't oppose Ruan Tang entering the entertainment industry; instead, he helped her reach the top. However, it was mostly Ruan Tang's own hard work; she didn't feel entitled just because she had a powerful backer.