A Deliberate Seduction: A Scientific Genius Accidentally Flirts with an Abstinent Army Officer
蓄意引诱：科研天才误撩禁欲军哥
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- Period Fiction
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The female lead's character is okay! The male lead is hard to judge; it just so happens to be ongoing, so I dropped it after finishing the updated version 🙂... The plot is too slow. I feel that the current known plot, if not for foreshadowing, could easily be completed within 70-80 chapters.
I really like the female lead's character design and hope she shines brightly on her own. I don't like the male lead; their romance feels forced. I'd like to see how the female lead leads the research team to boost the technological power of the Xia Kingdom.
Author, I absolutely love the female lead, but the male lead is completely unlikable. Can we have a no-CP (no romantic pairing) scenario?
It's so rare to see a female lead like this; I really like her! She's smart, capable, and aloof without being pretentious or humble—she's just perfect. The male lead doesn't need much development; we just end up together.
It's good, but the female lead's storyline feels slow. There are too many supporting characters and the female lead rarely appears.
The story was great up to chapter 263, but after that, when Arian appeared, I started to feel a bit disappointed. His identity as a supporting male character, the baffling actions of the male lead's parents, and the female lead's unexpected behavior all made me feel frustrated. The lack of retribution for the male lead's parents was also disappointing; it felt like putting bad side dishes on a perfectly good bowl of porridge.
Very good, finally not that tired "love at first sight" trope. Oh, woman, you're very interesting, haha. The author's writing style is very good, the kind that's easy to read and doesn't leave you feeling confused. Finally, I've found a good book again.
Hmm, the male lead's character was so-so in the beginning, the part about skipping school in the middle was a bit of a heart attack, but it got better later and the plot picked up. 🤔🤔
I'm following it! I always get excited when I see a good book, but I'm also worried there won't be much content later on. I glanced at the table of contents, and sure enough, there isn't much. From the very beginning, I felt the female lead's character was my type—capable and concise [KISS]. Keep it up!
I really like it; I think it's very good. I like the female lead's personality and her ability to solve problems. The male lead is just so-so (he just likes to tease the female lead, and their thinking isn't on the same level), and I hope he doesn't appear too often. Also, although the story mainly revolves around the female lead, it feels a bit like an ensemble piece so far. P. S.