The Master of Playing It Cool Says He Doesn't Love Me, but He's Jealous as Hell!

1. I just typed a long review but didn't save the draft, and it's gone! 😭. I'm retyping it. This is probably a newly completed story. When I read it, it had a 7.1 Rating, but personally, I think it's too low; it deserves a higher score. It's a story that starts off low and then improves.

I've read many similar novels, but I always just skim through them, reading ten lines at a glance. I never expected the author's writing to be so delicate; I read it word for word, feeling as if I were inside the novel, experiencing the protagonist's feelings through the words.

This is amazing! My writing isn't the best, but having read so many high-quality novels, I'm quite discerning. This book is one I've been searching for for a long time—it's beautifully written and has a fresh plot! So good, so good, so incredibly good!

It's a good read; the author writes really well. The male lead is truly pitiful. The only character I feel sorry for in this story is the second male lead. As for Lu Chaonan, he doesn't deserve sympathy. He was just jealous of the male lead's excellence. In that era, for a subject to be jealous of a prince—did he grow up together and not know the difference between kings?

I'd give this a five-star rating. The male lead is both intelligent and eloquent, which is a big plus and I really like him. The female lead, however, has some flaws. She's not very bright when it comes to missions, and she uses tactics to fall for the male lead. I didn't quite like the plot point of her taking the pill; it felt like she wasn't being sincere and her motives were too obvious.

Chu Junan, Lou Jiayue The romantic relationship between the male and female leads in this book really resonated with me, otherwise I really wouldn't have been able to finish reading it. There are many plot points that I find offensive, but I'm willing to give it 5 stars because the romantic relationship between the male and female leads is really well written!

It's really good, don't miss it! The male lead remains virtuous throughout, which I absolutely love. There aren't any random female supporting characters causing trouble. The second male lead is also great; he only loves the female lead and never loves anyone else, which is such a shame. The male lead belongs to the female lead, so I want the second male lead instead!! 555555

I binged the latest episode! Both the male and female leads have mouths and are very intelligent. Although the female lead is on a mission, I think she's unknowingly in love with the male lead. The male lead is head over heels for her! 🤔😳

Wow, so exciting! Especially the modern storyline, it's great! (♥∀♥) I love the female lead's clear-headedness and rationality; she's truly a role model for modern women: "Men, I can play around with feelings, but you can't interfere with my work progress." I also love the male lead's wisdom and decisiveness. Highly recommended!

Tomato's writing style is a pleasant surprise! The beginning was great, and the later parts were alright too, following a familiar formula, but I really love the writing style. I absolutely adore this narrative style, and the author pays attention to detail. There were no plot holes, the characters were well-developed, and the story was engaging. I finished it in one go.