The Cool Beauty Can Never Control His Own Fate

I quite liked it; the plot wasn't drawn out. I genuinely felt that the main character was a character who grew and could stand on equal footing with the other protagonist, so it could be considered a "double strong" story. The writing was very delicate; I hope the author keeps up the good work. ♬︎*(๑ºั╰︎╯︎ºั๑)♡︎ It's just okay.

Generally speaking, the supposedly strong couples have turned out to be weak so far. The protagonist is constantly being teased and unable to fight back, and is manipulated without realizing it. The only way to escape his awful family is through the protagonist's instant attraction to the uke...

Those two servants beside the protagonist were just awful. You can tell the author wanted to portray Qingzhu and the others as young and innocent, but as servants, their infatuation with their master and their often unruly behavior really disliked me. And the protagonist, even when he's broke, he still emptys his purse to buy a zither, despite not being particularly skilled at it.

It's great, please update soon! I've been waiting for you so long, my dear!

It's really good, and I really like Yu Qing. It's just that in some places it's already quite obvious, and Yu Qing is so oblivious! 🥺 I hate that he's such a blockhead! (Don't doubt it, he did that because he likes you, Yu Qing!) When will I finally see the main characters confess their feelings to each other?! 🥺

It's really good! The main character is a bit wooden, which I like; it really appeals to my liking. The only downside is the early part where the protagonist gets mistreated 😠 Of course, our protagonist isn't going to take it lying down! The male lead appears a little later, and I feel like he (Chong Mo) is quite interesting.

It was alright. The characters' images and personalities were particularly well-developed, but I didn't quite get the idea that the protagonist, a modern person who transmigrated to ancient times, was being overly caring towards the servants. While it's true that caring for them is understandable, it felt a bit too much. That kind of weakness felt a bit... Unpleasant.

The book is very good, but I feel that this book by the author is very similar to the first BL novel I read. The male lead is also a demon king, and the other male lead is similar to the one in this book—sickly but incredibly intelligent. There's also a boy pursuing the other male lead, but for some reason, it's not genuine. The author hasn't written about that yet, so I don't know.

It's really great. To be honest, I'm amazed to see such a wonderful piece of work on this platform.

I'm really looking forward to the later episodes and the author's updates.