The Assassin’s Guide to Going Straight

"The deep forest grows weary from the mountains, and the clear moonlight shines on people as they sleep." It's a double clean (clean/virgin) story!! Help! The characters in this book are so incredibly appealing to me. I've always loved reading stories about princesses, but there aren't many that Tomato (the author) writes that truly resonate with me.

Haha, it's been so long since I've read such a satisfying story! The main characters are all intelligent, their romance develops naturally, one of them isn't overly masculine (this is really important), and the other isn't just a spoiled brat, domineering, or impulsive person.

Because of personal habit, I would first look at the highly rated reviews to find non-five-star reviews to confirm the real problems, but I did not expect that the top-rated reviews of this novel were deliberately negative, containing misleading comments targeting men who read female-oriented novels. The author has clearly stated that men who cannot accept this should not read it.

"I don't like women, and I can't marry you." I like you! I love you so much. "My love means staying with her and letting her dictate. But your love means abandoning her and leaving her to wait in vain." "... Lin Shanjuan, please spare me." "Tired Child", "Sleepy Child"... "The deep, quiet forest wearies the mountain dweller; the clear, rippling moonlight lulls one to sleep."

The eldest princess's character was really good; she dared to face worldly criticism and did everything she could to develop her career. It's a pity that the story still ended with her giving power to the male emperor; the scope of her story was narrowed.

The author's writing is truly excellent. Lines like "The deep forest's stillness wearies the mountain, the clear moonlight shimmers, illuminating sleep" perfectly encapsulate the characters Lin Shan Juan and Qi Zhao Mian, and the main and secondary couple's names, Ye Xi and Liu He, are also well-chosen, all connected. The plot is also wonderful, delicate yet humorous.

It's really good! 😄😄 The writing is witty and humorous, and the author is really good at it. Here's a reminder for future readers: the princess had a marriage proposal, but the man ran away. It was just a fleeting crush during her teenage years, and there was no deep emotional entanglement. I don't want any readers to complain that the author didn't explain things clearly and then drop the book. Anyway, I think it's good, really good.

It's so beautiful! The emotions are so delicately written, wow, I love the Eldest Princess so much! Before confirming her feelings, she was a proud and sharp-tongued kitten; after confirming, she became anxious and insecure. Fortunately, they all grew mouths, and the emotional arc progressed step by step.

This book was the most amazing one I read last year! The writing is incredibly interesting, the plot is incredibly interesting, the author is incredibly interesting, and the readers are incredibly interesting too!!! Yes, yes, that's right, I am very interesting [I understand]. Everyone should come and read it! This is an absolutely amazing book!!!

It's great! Among all the greasy, domineering CEOs, pretty-boy scumbags, and gloomy female ghosts (actually, this character could be very compelling if well-written, but so far I've mostly seen different kinds of domineering yet charming characters...), Xiao Lin is a refreshingly straightforward German Shepherd 1 😋. Mianmian isn't the kind of mindless, self-serving, clingy uke either.