We're Brothers. What's Wrong With a Hug?

I couldn't resist rating it halfway through!! Anzi, you're such a sweetheart!!! Such a gentle and strong core, protecting her younger brother so much!!! Even when her brother falls in love with her, she only feels guilty for what she did wrong; even when her brother lies to her, she still feels sorry for the grievances he suffers and the somewhat clumsy ending!!

This is so well-written! It perfectly embodies the saying, "No older man pampering, no younger man's crazy love." The uke is so spoiled! It's no wonder the seme is a pervert, hahaha. Even though the seme is already on top of him, he still can't bear to push him away and even thinks he taught him wrong. I'm at my wit's end!

The author states at the beginning that they were forced to write this because they couldn't get similar meals. The story is logically sound, has a corresponding worldview, and appropriately foresaw plot developments. The writing style is excellent, not simplistic, and the romance is delicately portrayed, with a gentle, gradual development.

This novel truly lives up to the old saying: Without the doting affection of an older man, there's no such thing as the crazy romance of a younger man! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

A very special book, very good, not mindless, and close to the truth. Fu Yi'an is indeed a perfectionist, and very clear-headed. Yu Cheng pretends to be weak to deceive others. At first, he doesn't know what his feelings for the other person are, but after he realizes it... 😏 The plot is clear, the suspense is intriguing, and the characters are vividly portrayed. 💕

Nice!!! There's a few potential triggers (though I think it's fine, but some might find it annoying): the protagonist (shou) has a charming personality, with suitors appearing roughly every two or three chapters; the other protagonist (gong) is as described in the synopsis, loving Xiong Jing (but the protagonist dotes on him mindlessly).

It's well-written, and the characters are very engaging. However, the seme is undeniably a bit too forceful and possessive, while the uke seems to be more pampered and submissive. The author mentioned in the synopsis that they felt it would be perfect if it were a little more restrained, and more slice-of-life scenes would be even better. What I find most unacceptable is that the seme doesn't want the uke to have any contact with living people.

It's quite good, sweet, and essentially a story about a young couple in love. Cheng is a guiding lover who helps Yi An stop hiding her emotions and is moved by the couple's love. However, sometimes I feel that Yi An spoils Cheng too much, which makes me feel a little sour.

Absolutely fantastic! ✧*. ٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧*. It's a two-way street! Even though Fu Yi'an's feelings are slow to develop, there's this feeling of loving the other person to death 🤭, and even though Yu Cheng's "schemes" could easily lead him astray, they're truly a perfect match 🤔! Yu Cheng is genuinely guiding the romance, and Fu Yi'an never lets the other person down in the storyline.

This is sooooo good! No older man doting on a younger man, no younger man's crazy romance—it's completely non-angsty, just a sweet treat!! The two brothers are mutually attracted, a truly heartwarming couple to watch 💕💕💕