Senior Brother, My Childhood Friend, Please Stop Flirting

The pacing and plot were commendable, but I still felt that Xiao Yezi was too wronged. He suffered so much unfair treatment, and in the end, the only punishment those who bullied him received was remorse... I think even a death sentence wouldn't have been too much.

From a personal perspective, the root of all the tragedies was Jian Yao's father's lust, deception, and irresponsibility, which led to Jian Yao's insane revenge and the subsequent series of tragedies. In the end, it became impossible to say who was right and who was wrong, who deserved to die and who was innocent. But is this truly the fault of any one individual?

It perfectly captures the essence of human nature. Humans can be good or evil, and demons are just monstrous creatures, but ultimately they are equal. Humans can be evil, and demons can be good. Because his mother was a demon, Ye Jibai bore the stigma of being the son of a demoness from a young age. He was scorned by his sect and, without any investigation, was branded a patricide.

I stumbled upon this book on a website, and after reading it, I felt the youthful exuberance and boundless energy of a teenager. It also made me realize the duality of life; many things aren't absolutely right or wrong, just different perspectives and viewpoints. Overall, it's a pretty good book.

This book is definitely more than a 7.4! The plot is incredibly well-written! It's definitely at least an 8.5! 🤦 I finished it in one go, it's so well-written! 😢 [KISS] The writing is absolutely amazing, I can't find the words to praise it, it's simply incredible!

I can't bear to read any further. I know the main characters will have a turning point later on, and I know good will ultimately triumph over evil. But I feel so sorry for them, for Ruan Yuxiao, for Xiao Yezi, for those who, despite being surrounded by filth, still yearn for the light. I know they don't need my pity, because what they did was simply following their hearts.

I loved watching it! Xiao Ye'er was so moving, and the supporting characters were all so unique. Jian Yao's revenge and possession were completely unexpected. The plot unfolded in a series of interconnected events, making you wonder if he was the mastermind, but he turned out to be just a pawn. In the end, I loved every member of the Blissful Sect.

It's really good! It can't possibly only be 7.4. The author's writing is excellent, the plot is very detailed, and it's especially enjoyable (｡- .•). Xiao Yezi is so cute, though her family background is a bit tragic. Liu Qian is the kind of author who dotes on his daughter. The author's plot is really well-written and very interesting, with a little bit of angst (๓´˘`๓). I guarantee this book is definitely more than 7.4. Please forgive my uncultured language ₍ᐢ˶• ˔ กᐢ₎

Little Yezi is so pitiful. 🥺 He was so easily swayed by his senior brother's embrace that he disregarded the risk of his identity being exposed. He had clearly promised not to care about the Qingheng Sect and to go save his disciple. 😢😢😢

Finally, I've found another gem on Tomato Book! The writing is excellent, and the plot doesn't drag. The story encompasses loyalty, love, and friendship; the plot flows very smoothly and isn't overly angsty—even the life-or-death moments are incredibly sweet. The side couple is also very interesting! I hope there will be many more side stories!