I'm Dying! Someone Got Himself an Ancestor

Five stars! It feels like listening to a story being told in a gentle, flowing way. I really like one of the lines in it: Love can be terrible sometimes, but most of the time it's great. It makes you stand on tiptoe and bend over. It teaches two equally contradictory and sharp people to compromise and understand each other through their clashes.

I came from the previous novel and really liked Tang Jingxuan's personality—gentle, considerate, and reliable. At the same time, I felt sorry for him because he was always so cautious. The contrast between him and Zhang Zhaolin was very appealing. The author's writing is smooth, logically sound, the characters are vividly portrayed, and the writing style is excellent. It's a great read, I love it, and I'm eagerly awaiting more updates! 💕

It's great! The protagonist is very rational and understands that when the relationship between two people is unequal, the feelings can't be maintained for long. He doesn't hesitate to withdraw from the relationship, but the other protagonist gives him a strong sense of security. Love can be terrible at times, but most of the time it's great. It makes you stand on tiptoe and bend over.

Tang Jingxuan, a struggling actor, was being sold at a dinner party when he encountered Zhang Zhaolin, who bumped into him and kindly took him to the hospital. Zhang, moved by his kindness, took him away. Under the guidance of a cunning advisor, Zhang signed a one-year contract with Tang Jingxuan. This contract led him into a nightmare of trying to win back his love.

These days, we're bombarded with short videos and dramas, and few have the patience to read long novels anymore—often hundreds of thousands or even millions of words. Even if we wanted to, we simply couldn't. Based on the system's recommendation, I chose this novel of around 200,000 words, and without exaggeration, I read it from beginning to end in one sitting…

I randomly clicked on a book, and it was surprisingly good! The author is so talented; there are always some unexpected words that hit my funny bone. I was laughing so hard I almost fell off my chair late at night. It seems like a typical sugar daddy/sugar baby story, but the plot development is anything but cliché, and the delicate writing style made it impossible to put down.

I read the previous book before coming here. The writing is really good, the logic is very clear, there are no problematic points, and there are no sentences or words that make me uncomfortable.

This book is really good! The seme (dominant partner) learns to be a sugar daddy, and the uke (submissive partner) learns to be a kept woman. They're both busy playing their roles, haha. What I really want to say is that the seme in this book grows a mouth; after being advised by his friend, he starts pursuing his girlfriend. 😫

The young couple is delicious. (99) The beginning is a bit bittersweet, and there are some misunderstandings along the way, but overall it's very addictive and delicious. To quote another passage (Mr. Zhang is being very direct now ☺️) "White Rabbit, you must know her." Fatty Jun tried his best not to be nervous and looked directly into White Rabbit's eyes.

This one is also very good, but I personally don't like crossover stories. The author's deep affection for other pairings inevitably leads to neglecting others (although I also like that pairing more). The plot points that occur in other stories serve that story more, making the focus feel somewhat unbalanced in this one, and even causing occasional out-of-character moments. However, the existing plot cannot be changed. Apart from that, the descriptions surrounding this pairing are excellent.