Have You Heard? The Top Scholar Is Obsessed Over Day and Night!

I was initially drawn in by the premise—the story of a top scholar turning into a zero is just too good to pass up… Although I almost gave up on the story at first because I thought the writing was immature, I later realized that the writing is actually quite good, placing it in the upper-middle range on Taobao.

This is one of the few books I've reviewed on Tomato Book Review. The writing is good, and the political intrigue and romance are both well-developed. I disagree with some readers who generally find Pei Huaiyu disgusting for forcibly separating Shangguan Huan and Ji Zigui. I side with Pei Huaiyu. First, let's talk about Ji Zigui. She seems affectionate, but is actually cowardly.

The author writes so well, it makes me both love and hate it, but I really don't want Ji and Shangguan to separate 😢😢😢 It's so heartbreaking to read. If it really has to be one-on-one, please! And so far, Shangguan doesn't have any feelings for the Minister. Given how he treats Ji and Shangguan, how can Shangguan possibly fall for the Minister later? Please don't force their relationship, author! 😢😢😢

I know some people might be a bit fastidious, but I have a good appetite and am a die-hard fan of happy endings, so I ate everything with gusto. I think the author's writing is quite good, and the character designs don't feel disjointed; it's quite enjoyable, especially the gradual development of Huan's attitude towards Pei—it's not the kind of forced, step-by-step pursuit-of-him-wife climax. The plot has a somewhat old-fashioned, down-to-earth feel, and even the angst is quite satisfying 🥺

I couldn't accept Pei's rise to power. The bond between Ji and Shangguan was too strong; they were childhood sweethearts, completely trusting each other. Their love was pure and simple; they were willing to give everything for each other. When Ji, a mere scholar, thought Shangguan was in danger, he went to the Prince's mansion and was humiliated by male prostitutes.

Update soon! Ji is great, why separate them? Just because they're powerless and can't protect each other? Besides, I don't want to see the proud Shangguan being suppressed, unless he suppresses Pei, then I can accept it. 🥰🥰

The author's first novel with two male protagonists 😳😳 The names of the characters are all related to their fates; I wonder if you can guess them.

The most captivating aspect of this ancient political intrigue novel with two male protagonists lies in its outstanding writing style and emotional depth. The author's writing is steady and profound, depicting court intrigues and power struggles with clarity and clarity.

The author's writing is excellent, and the plot descriptions are quite delicate. This is the first time I've seen a plot like this in a BL (Boys' Love) novel. I'm really curious to know how it will develop. How will Pei Huaiyu and Shangguan Huan's relationship progress? Currently, Ji Zigui and Shangguan Huan's relationship seems quite good. How will the author craft the plot to make the story believable? 🤦🤦😂😂

At first, I was a little taken aback by the main character's low stats (0.5), But I just wanted to see how it went, and it turned out to be so good that I accepted the premise and finished watching it overnight.