You Sent That Love Letter to a Group Chat? And You Call That True Devotion?

Why five stars? Because I'm the author. Hey, you seem a bit hot.

The male lead seems to have started to cause misfortune for all the female characters, except for Xi, gradually worsening and even escalating from him. It's better if things go better sooner.

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful

It's alright. The logic is sound, and the characters all have their own unique traits. Jian is very serious and values ​​promises, Xi is a self-comforting yandere, and Meng is controlling with a bit of a feminine trait... They're all pretty good. The protagonist also has clear goals and doesn't do anything particularly outrageous. I think the main problem is that not many people can see it. Keep it up, author!

It's been a long time since I've read a book that truly impressed me. Unlike other online novels, this book boasts a captivating plot with interconnected conflicts and well-developed characters. You can genuinely feel the protagonist's suppressed emotions, and the dramatic twists and turns keep the reader engaged, especially the snow mountain section.

Without much explanation, I can only say two words: "Great!" This is absolutely a hidden gem; the author's writing skills are superb. 😢😢 I felt a strong emotional connection with it. 😢😢

Wow, Jin Yong's novels are amazing! 😂 Damn, I accidentally stayed up all night reading them again. I have such low thresholds for laughter and tears, I was laughing and crying at the same time while reading them. The writing went awry later on 🤦, the author was too hasty.

It's a very heart-wrenching novel, but the author's character portrayals are incredibly detailed, their understanding of life and love is unique and insightful, and their control of the plot is just right. This book gave me a profound and realistic feeling; I deeply felt the protagonist's suffering and misfortune, and even felt an emotional resonance with it.

It's well-written, but the disaster descriptions are too ruthless. That child... Sigh. The first author I disliked was Jiangnan's *Dragon Raja*, and now I'm adding you to that list. This book is really good; the characters are very nuanced. I feel they're quite similar to that 26-year-old female tenant. Personally, I think this one is even better and more interesting.

Wasn't the snow scene supposed to be about rescuing children? Why is he laughing and doing that in the car? Is he not going to rescue the children anymore? 🤦