The Patron's Self-Demotion

It's so well written! In the beginning, one character had a mouth but didn't want to speak up, driven to desperation by poverty. As the saying goes, "Those who are favored are always fearless." The other always kept things bottled up, unwilling and afraid to speak. Later, the first finally rebelled, becoming his true self, full of vigor and ambition.

The author's writing is quite good, and more importantly, his descriptions are incredibly detailed, whether of the characters or the environment. From Lin Huai's dedication to his work, I sensed the basic requirements of an actor and his sense of responsibility. I also felt that the relationship between the two main characters, while somewhat unhealthy, was undeniably loving.

I finished this book in one day, and it's truly a heartwarming and sweet story. The beginning might be a little bittersweet, but the protagonist's pursuit of his wife later on is incredibly meticulous. He also reflects on himself, makes profound changes, and learns to respect others.

😄😄😄This is indeed a great book. The emotional descriptions between the two main characters are very delicate. The beginning might be a bit frustrating because neither of them knows how to properly love the other; they're both lacking in expression and don't know how to talk, which can be quite painful to read. But later on, when the storyline develops, it really made my breasts feel sore!

I've watched it for so long and I completely forgot to rate it. I feel so guilty. The author writes very well; it's one of the few articles on Tomato that depicts a relationship based on mutual understanding, respect, and normalcy (which gave me a deeper understanding of love).

This book isn't the clichéd "wife-chasing-after-the-crescent" trope. The two characters love each other, but their ways of interacting lead to their separation. During this separation, both grow and reflect. Because they love each other, they eventually get back together. I think this is just right, truly just right.

I was initially drawn to this book by its title, "The Sugar Daddy's Self-Degradation." I started with the first 40 chapters or so and found them quite difficult to read. Then I kept thinking about the "wife-chasing-after-the-cremation" part, but then I discovered that the author really well-developed the protagonist's career path in the entertainment industry—I almost fell in love with him (just…

This is a novel with a slow and steady flow. The two male protagonists are truly well-developed. Actually, after reading for a while, you tend to subconsciously skip over descriptions and passages that you think are unimportant, just wanting to know what will happen in the next chapter. But if you skip around like this, you'll miss many of the subtle details and stories the author has hidden.

Congratulations on discovering a treasure! This book, with its compelling values, compelling plot, and excellent writing, transcends the realm of ordinary BL novels. Here, you'll not only learn about the love between two people, but also how to love others—a perspective on love that holds weight in reality.

I was truly amazed by this book. Unlike those that only focus on romance, this one genuinely depicts life, with love being just one part of it. It feels incredibly real, giving the reader the sense that the characters are truly living in this world.