I'll Cherish Him Now, So Regret It All You Want

It's well-written, the relationships are very close, a biological daughter plus a virgin—I can't imagine what kind of creature this is. You've turned multiple female leads into a single female lead, and you even take them all in and introduce them to your parents! By the way, please give Liu Yiyi, Yu Qianxia, ​​and dear Sister An a happy ending, please, author!

This is really good; it blows most urban games on this platform out of the water. [OK]

After reading over 300 chapters and acquiring Xiaoyue, I skipped straight to the ending. The female leads were well-written with few flaws, but I always felt I should give Liu Yiyi more favoritism. After all, before the system existed, she was the only one who loved the protagonist, but the protagonist didn't reciprocate much.

I've read up to chapter 113 so far, and it's really quite good. The female lead is well-developed, and Su Ma is excellent. If it were just pure romance, it would feel a bit cloying, but the business plot parts are great, adding spice to the romance and making the characters more vivid. [Learned something new] Overall, everything I've read so far is good, and the warnings are well-placed.

There's not much to say, so don't bother with the weird chapter reviews. Each female lead has her own distinct characteristics and flavor, and the inner monologues are incredibly rich. It's a lighthearted read, but the emotions are portrayed with exceptional delicacy. There's happiness, sadness, complexity, sorrow, unrequited love, and lingering regret.

I think it's a pretty good novel, worth reading, but there are a few things that bothered me. It's supposed to have multiple female leads, but President Su has too much screen time. Also, the relationship between President Su and Xiaoyue is ambiguous; An describes them as mother and daughter, but then it's President Su's first time, leaving everyone guessing.

It was pretty good. I finished watching it, but the ending felt a bit rushed. In the early and middle stages, the female lead was clearly Mo Bao, and in the later stages, she built a harem with An Ke, Yi Yi, Mu Yue, and finally Xia Xia. Each female lead is quite unique, and they all get a significant amount of screen time spent interacting with the male lead.

Actually, the author's writing is very good, and the romance is described in great detail. I really like this style. Although it's a harem novel, it has the feel of a romance novel, and its audience should be quite broad. It does have a harem, but if you want a sweet, single-female-lead story, you can just read the part about the female CEO.

I personally enjoy harem novels, especially those where each female character is exceptionally well-developed. However, the scenes with Yiyi and Anke, the school beauty, were too few, making it difficult to connect with the characters. Oh, and Xiaoyu too.

No harmful substances, use with confidence. I'll keep them all. The emotional parts are well-written. The female lead's initial repentance and regret were also well done. Don't worry, I didn't just accept any random character; the male lead isn't a womanizer.