The Boss Tried to Train His Dog, But Got Bitten Instead

It's a great read, the author's writing is excellent, the characters are fantastic, and the plot is captivating ❤️ When I was halfway through reading it, I saw many comments saying that Gu Jingze had masochistic tendencies. While I can't rule out that possibility, I think it's perfectly normal for Gu Jingze to fall for Song Qinian later on.

The beginning is very angsty, definitely not a sweet story (spoiler warning). The seme (dominant partner) loves the uke (submissive partner), so he created a custom android for the uke. At first, I thought it would be a sweet story. But then the tone suddenly shifted. The seme suddenly forced himself on the uke's android (who was actually the uke).

One is arrogant, the other is despicable, yet they become inextricably entangled because of androids. Because of their family backgrounds, both of them have flawed personalities, which complement each other perfectly. The satisfying protagonist (gong) is actually timid and hesitant around the domineering CEO (shou) in real life. The contrast between the androids being corrupted by darkness and their ruthless exploitation is hilarious.

So cute! Mr. Gu always makes me imagine a haughty cat. I want to get close to him, but his behavior is a bit awkward and domineering. He's so adorable. He wags his tail and ignores people, but his actions unconsciously show his dependence on them. Who understands that?

Dear author, I have a theory! I think there are two crucial turning points in the relationship between Song Qinian and Gu Jingze. One is the day Gu Jingze saved Song Qinian; he considered taking Song Qinian with him, but didn't. What would have happened if he had? The other is Song Qinian's suicide attempt, but he changed his mind after seeing the android flyer.

It's so good, so good! I just didn't expect it to be a serialized series. The writing and plot feel quite mature. Oh my god, it's a serialized series! My heart aches so much! It's really good, especially the two characters. They're slowly moving into the ambiguous stage, from the initial... Well, the conflict... To now, it's kind of like they're mutually dependent.

This book is really great, highly recommended! The main couple's storyline flows smoothly, which I really enjoyed. Song Bao's unrequited love came true, and President Gu became more and more dependent on Song Bao. When Song Bao lost his memory at the end, President Gu was very patient with him.

I thought it was quite good. It's about the love between two people scarred by family issues; one is obsessive, and the other uses work to numb the lack of love in her life. They're a good match.

I absolutely love it. It really breaks my heart to see the two babies like this. This is the first time I've ever written fanfiction for a book. In my opinion, this book is a story of mutual redemption between two people. Beneath its ordinariness lies a lingering, unspoken pain. But their meeting provides a balm for those wounds.

I finished reading it in one night. It's a really, really good book, definitely worth buying. The premise really appealed to me, and the plot was somewhere between predictable and unexpected. The mutual redemption between Kun and Xiao Qi felt very real.