No Gu, No Bewitchment [Miaojiang]

It's really good. I don't know why I've been shipping this kind of setting lately—the extreme tension between the young couple. And this time, the college student isn't a complete loser; he actually has a brain. Xiaoyu's background is very mysterious, and his nickname "Yu Chacha" is truly well-deserved. Others say, "I can change what you like." Yu Chacha replies, "I can pretend what you like."

A madman cannot love. But a madman can disguise himself and then learn to love. It's so good! Xia Xia gives off a naive and innocent vibe, but she's actually incredibly perceptive and rational. She always sees through Xiao Yu's facade, but she doesn't expose him and even flirts with him. There's no such thing as a younger man's crazy advances without an older man's doting affection.

This is so good! It only has thirty-something chapters and it already has a 7.5 Rating. You tell me what kind of magic the author possesses! I'll be a long-time fan once the book becomes a hit. [Got it][Got it] Let's talk about the content. Each character is portrayed in a particularly three-dimensional and vivid way. Xia has a bit of a "fishing" vibe, which becomes apparent later on.

The story is exceptionally well-developed, and the writing is incredibly delicate. The characters are portrayed perfectly; for example, Yu Hui, initially aloof and indifferent, changes through his interactions with Xia Qingxi, though he merely hides his former selfishness and other traits. Currently, I only know that Yu Hui has fallen for Xia Qingxi, but I don't know if Xia Qingxi reciprocates.

It's sweet. Both of you are intelligent and know how to handle things. Compared to other novels with two male protagonists, the romance develops more slowly. That's not a bad thing; on the contrary, it feels more realistic (a slow and steady development...?). It doesn't shock me in the first chapter (that would be too intense, like a speed and passion show...?).

It's so incredibly good! This type of story really resonates with me. Plus, it's a classic "strong couple" story, which I especially love. The characters are all so well-developed, and I particularly adore the slightly cunning Yu Hui. It's just so incredibly sweet! And it's a Miao-themed novel, ahhhhhh, I absolutely love it!!!!!!!!!

Hmm... This is my first time writing a serious review, and there are a few points I hope the author can pay attention to: 1. Don't overdo some emotions or thoughts; one or two paragraphs are enough. Adding more will make it feel forced and uncomfortable to read. 2. In fact, many ideas in the text are written from the author's perspective; avoid excessive description, as above.

This is my first time reading a story about Miao territory, and it's totally my cup of tea! Xiao Yu is both sassy and eccentric, and the fish-shrimp couple is so sweet! 🥰🥰🥰 The author's writing is also excellent! 😘😘😘

It's so delicious, it's almost the best-written story about Miao territory I've ever read. The author's writing style is also quite good, with delicate emotional portrayal and clear logic. The old past is slowly fading away, while a brand new future is rushing towards them. Just like this secluded little courtyard, although the silence has never disappeared, the liveliness will never be absent.

School starts tomorrow, so I'll give my review first! First of all, both protagonists are very clear-headed. They know they like each other, but they also know they can't completely trust the other. In short, they both love to act. As a reader with an omniscient perspective, I sometimes get confused (especially with Xiaoyu, hahaha).