
Younger Top-Tier Star, Don't Love Me So Much
年下顶流别太爱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 168k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Entertainment Stardom
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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77Chapters
89Reads
6.7Score
3Listens
28.4kReads · all time
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Like! Nice! The paranoid little husband is only gentle to his sister! Wen Yan & Luo Zhixiu [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Learned][Learned][Learned][Laugh][Laugh][Laugh]
It's really beautiful. Two people in the dark become each other's light, both work hard to get closer to each other, and finally get together. Wen Yan felt sorry for Luo Zhixiu for "revenge" for him. Luo Zhixiu felt sorry for Wen Yan's tears for him. It was very, very good-looking and highly recommended, but the ending was a bit lacking and I didn't get enough of it. [Sending my heart] I really cried when I saw Luo Zhixiu's childhood experience.
Super super pretty!
Very beautiful There is no bloody plot, Not bad
I have read two books with great joy, and both Lu and Luo have finished them.
Both of them have unbearable families. They redeem each other and become each other's only ones. Recommended
It makes me so silly, hahahahahaha
Overall it's okay, there aren't too many abuse points. The first fifty or so chapters are about two people trying each other out, and it's only in Chapter 51 that the relationship between the two makes a qualitative leap...