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It's a sweet romance novel, and incredibly sweet! They get together pretty quickly; the seme (dominant partner) falls for the uke (submissive partner) at first sight and then again. And in this relationship, I think his son is a major driving force. If his son hadn't flirted with the uke, he might never have heard those special words, words he'd likely never hear in his life.

Super sweet! The plot flows smoothly, with several clever transitions. The character development is excellent, and the narrative is coherent and well-structured, with all plot holes meticulously filled. The villains are also well-developed; everyone has their own grievances, some deserving of forgiveness, others truly deserving of death.

The story is great, but the only downside is the lack of words; you have to guess the meaning while reading. Also, some paragraphs are just gibberish, and the missing section makes some plot points very confusing. However, considering how well it's written, I'm still giving it five stars.

It's really good! 💕💕💕 First of all, the author has very strong moral values! The protagonist's values ​​are portrayed very positively. Secondly, the story isn't mindless; the protagonist's actions and thoughts are logical. Here's a slight spoiler: The protagonist's (evil) sister tries to harm him somewhere, but he discovers her scheme and doesn't risk his life.

Gu Yunning and Li Jingxing "Have I ever told you I love you?" Gu Yun Ning's eyes sparkled, and the corners of her eyes curved into a beautiful crimson. Li Jingxing's heart skipped a beat, and he lowered his head to gently kiss the corner of his lips. "I heard you now." "I love you," Gu Yunning said again.

This book is a clean story, I think it doesn't have a saintly heart or forgive others, it's just that the protagonist punishes those who hurt him in the past very cleanly and decisively (but the protagonist is a transmigrator, so he's helping the original owner punish those who hurt him). Then there's one of the side couples that I quite like.

It's a good read, with a clear plot and no mindless elements. Gu Yun Ning is gentle yet strong and rational, with a certain ambition, and she's not a saint or pretentious character, which is exactly what I like. I hope the author continues to do well! 🥰

Excuse me? How can such a good book have such a low rating?! The protagonist, Ningning, is just like the character in the book—resolute and strong. He's clear-headed, goal-oriented, doesn't compromise himself, and can weigh the pros and cons. The male lead, Gong, is constantly drawn to him, providing him not only with safety but also with a home.

It's pretty good. A sweet romance with no angst, the relationship flows smoothly, and it features two strong characters. However, the story doesn't feel like the dominant character's strength leads to a pointless, overly doting relationship. While it's sweet and affectionate, you can feel the respect and equality in the relationship; there's no sense of excessive dependence on one partner.

I finished reading it, and I think this book deserves at least a 9.0 Rating, or at least a 9.4. The characters are well-developed, and there are no character derailments later on. The plot is also quite good. It's just that the title of the novel misled me. I thought the protagonist would have a lot of involvement in the entertainment industry, but it actually focuses more on the wealthy family and career. I read it in one go, so I give it a good review!