The Coveted Male Supporting Character, the One Who Got Away

The logic is quite clear; all the emotions can be traced back to something. 🧐 To sum it up: The world is a mess, and the kitten is patching it up. The kitten is truly a white moonlight in every sense of the word, and there's no melodramatic plot; the romance is just a sweet treat. 💕💕 The book is finished! Hooray! [Learned it][Learned it] See you in the next book! [Salute]

It's so super super super beautiful 🥰🥰🥰 Falling in love with a gentle and kind cat only took the time it takes to read a book. The author's portrayal of the cat as a "white moonlight" is spot-on; it's not the kind of saintly feeling, but rather a healing sense of "treating the world gently and you'll be treated gently in return." 😘 So, can a cat come and bring me warmth? 💕💕💕

In the first world, the protagonist initially doesn't care about love, but gradually falls for it. If there are any flaws, it's that the original female lead, who is also the protagonist's younger sister, is a bit annoying, and some plot points are awkward, feeling forced and abrupt just to advance the relationship. Overall, it's okay.

So touching, so good! The white moonlight doesn't become valuable because it's dead, it only has meaning when it's alive. The character development is so good, and the ending is truly a happy one!

The first world was amazing! It was beautiful, with a super grand scale; it truly is a masterpiece. But I don't know if it's because the first one was so amazing that the second one seemed less outstanding (?). Anyway, it was pretty good.

It's well-written, but I was put off by the original female lead in the first timeline. The main issue is that in the previous life, the male lead was forced into an arranged marriage, and the original female lead had an affair with her brother-in-law. She also misunderstood the male lead, ultimately leading to his death for his affair with his sister's husband.

The first world was written very delicately, but the second world felt rushed and lacked detail. The sparks that flew when the two souls collided weren't fully explored. Also, in the second world, I didn't realize it was the male protagonist's world; I thought it was a sasaeng fan (obsessive fan who harasses streamers).

I really love this book. The cat is so gentle, and the story is very coherent without a bad ending. Many parts actually foreshadowed the ending earlier in the book. I actually saved the ending for a long time, but I finally read it today. Every time I saw the words "The End," even though it's a happy ending, it felt like a stab to my heart. May they live a long and peaceful life together.

This is so good, okay? This is the third book I can't put down on Tomato Books. I really love it, and I want to shout in my old, worn-out voice, "The world can't live without Hakimi, especially little Shushu!" And it's so sweet and adorable! O(≧▽≦)O I can't get enough, I just can't get enough (o`ε´o) I want to see more, author, I'm so hungry, I need food ٩(๑•ㅂ•)۶

I've finished reading it! I read it on and off. It was really good. There was no scheming or backstabbing, just a simple, everyday story. I really liked that. It was a very comfortable read. Also, the character Xiao Shu was fantastic. He wasn't just the kind of character that the protagonist had (I'm not quite sure how to describe it).