The Gray-Haired Uncle and the Mixed-Race Prince

I absolutely love this book! Of all the books I've read about the 188cm boy band, this one made me cry so much 😭. It's about sympathizing with Ding Xiaowei, such a good and sincere man, who is repeatedly abandoned. It breaks my heart to see this good man like him. Zhou Jinxing also had a difficult childhood, and their relationship is a mutual redemption. Zhou Jinxing and Ding Xiaowei are a perfect match.

I read this a few years ago. Back then, it was called "Wife, Kids, and a Warm Bed," haha. It was so enjoyable to read. You pretend you don't know me, but I turned around and got married. Ding Ge is still a tough guy and the most interesting one among the 188 characters, haha. I was rushing to finish my thesis back then, and this book was relatively short.

This is the fastest story I've ever read, it only took me seven days (I read very slowly, so seven days is a fast time for me 🤦). One reason is that this story is very short, and another reason is that it was during the holidays, so I could stay up late every day to read it. I only started reading Shui Da's 188 series two years ago, and this is the seventh book I've read.

Oh my god, Feng Feng! This is so beautiful! Absolutely amazing! Doubao told Shui Ma the winning lottery numbers for tomorrow, and then Doubao generated a wedding photo of Shui Ma and me. (My inner monologue: I really want to see a violent woman in a skirt.) I just wish Shui Ma good luck with everything: one times one equals one, two times two equals four, three times three equals nine, four times four equals sixteen!

2026.1.27 This book has a comforting, down-to-earth feel, like trousers tucked into socks, and the pace is fast. Both characters are willing to change for each other. Shui Da's language is simple and easy to understand, without piling up fancy words, but rather straightforward and warm.

June 14, 2025 I think this is the least drawn-out book in the 188 series (I don't mean to say the others are drawn-out). It's a very enjoyable read, and not too difficult. This is the fifth book in the 188 series I've read. ----Zhou Ding99----

It's so beautiful! Men get their periods after seeing it, women go crazy! It's the nemesis of depression, the alarm clock for those in a vegetative state! It's so beautiful it evokes the longing and unrequited love of a villager for a widow, so beautiful it makes tears flow like the Qiantang River tide! It's so beautiful! God is my rose, illuminating my dark life and giving my world meaning.

It's good. I don't feel it's angsty at all. This is the norm of life. No one is indispensable or unable to live. Just like Ding Xiaowei, even if Zhou Jinxing didn't know him, he would still live his own life after a few days. It doesn't have to be like those tragic heroines who, even if he doesn't want them, still have to remain chaste for him.

The plot is depicted very realistically. Sometimes you can't even doubt if Shui Da (the author) was once a man; how could he know so much about it? The plot is full of twists and turns, and the writing is excellent. I hope Shui Da can write a separate book for Zhan Jiyu and Zhou Zongxian; I feel the forced love and wife-chasing scenes might be very exciting, hehehe.

This book is really good! Ding Ge can learn what his circle should do for Orange Cat, and Orange Cat will openly declare Ding Ge as his lover when asked by others. Ding Ge and Orange Cat's love is beyond doubt. In short, love is mutual, and Zhou Ding are a perfect match!