I Look Too Much Like a Girl, and the Cold Beauty CEO Forced Me to Marry Her

The author writes well, especially the character of Zhang Qiang, who makes you really want to stab him a few times. Does this book even have a romance? I didn't see any romance in the first 30+ chapters, but I got a lot of frustration. The backstabbing and infighting in the class takes up so much screen time; it's infuriating!

Actually, it's quite good, although the rating is a bit low. The plot is well-written, but the male lead's behavior could be more manly. He cries at the slightest setback, which is a bit too much. If he had experienced neglect before, shouldn't he be more resilient and unfazed by such things? He should only be moved to tears by those who care about him. I think this part wasn't well-written.

Author, isn't the female lead Gu Siyan? She has so few scenes, and you're still putting on this childhood sweetheart/white moonlight romance novel? Are you trying to stack buffs here? 🤦

I will stare at you with all my might…👁👁…👁👁… You betrayed me, I will never forgive you…👁👁…👁👁… Why did you betray me?👁👁…👁👁 I will stare at you with all my might…👁️👁️👁️👁️👁️ With my hatred…👁️👁️👁️ Always watching you…👁️👁️ 👁️👁️I will always be watching you…👁️👁️👁️Hating you…👁️👁️You can't escape…👁️You can't escape…👁️👁️👁️👁️👁️👁️👁️Watching you forever…👁️👁️👁️You can't leave…

Immersing myself in it was a novel experience, perhaps because it was my first time reading something like this and I lacked experience. But I must say the author's writing is quite good, layered, rhythmic, and well-controlled in its intensity. The plot flowed smoothly through my mind; it felt like I was throwing my brain away, but the author pulled it back from the garbage heap.

After testing the waters up to chapter 179, returning to school, Gu knows the gender but won't say. However, her position as the main heroine is secured. The other storylines haven't progressed much so far. Spending two days at the villa, seeing over 40 pictures, I'm getting a bit tired of the visuals; the scheming and intrigue are exhausting. I wonder if I'll live to see the school beauty pageant end and the performances. Dude, how did you end up cultivating immortality?

The supporting characters are well-developed, and the foreshadowing is well-resolved. The only downside is the female lead's slow introduction. As for the issues other readers have mentioned, as someone who also reads male characters, I can attest to how touching it is.

It's alright, but as I watched, it started to feel like it was a two-male storyline. The female lead appeared too few times, and the romance was mostly focused on the male characters. Will it end up being a two-male storyline in the end?

The story itself is quite funny and nuanced, with few flaws. There's one issue: after reading over fifty chapters, I'm still hesitant to say whether it's a two-male-male, one-female, or harem story. I hope the author doesn't mess it up. 🍉 Honestly, this is the first time I've ever seen something so watery 🤦

Yeah, I'm starting to empathize with the author a bit; it really does feel a little unfair. And the author's ideas are quite good up to this point. But judging from the synopsis, it seems like there might be some angst later on. Hmm... The downside is the plot handling. Characters like Zhang Qiang, Yong Ye, Anna, and Yang Fang are essentially the same.