A Little Deception, A Lot of Love

I stayed up all night to catch up, but I still want to thank this book for curing my low blood pressure. Aside from the male lead's grandmother and best friend, everyone else in the book is eccentric and incredibly talented! The female lead: She's truly miserable, incredibly unlucky, and utterly miserable, but this isolated and helpless situation is what she deserves.

I binged the whole thing in one go and am now eagerly awaiting updates! The interactions between the two characters are so engaging, and both leads seem to be non-virgins. I absolutely love the female lead's character! She doesn't hide her grievances; she's such a brave and bright girl! I'm hoping there won't be too much screen time dedicated to the rivalry between the ex-girlfriend and the female lead later on; just don't torture the female lead. Thank you for your hard work, author!

This is absolutely amazing! I rarely read novels without a rating, but this one is truly exceptional. The male lead has a crush on someone special, both leads are not virgins, and as the synopsis states, there are moral flaws. I hope those who don't like it won't give it a bad review because of that 😘 (I'm afraid it might scare my author into quitting writing).

The writing is so compelling and nuanced! Could it be a 1v2 story? I also think Apocalypse is great! Gentle, loyal, and incredibly cute! I've written over a hundred chapters, and it seems there's no "wife-chasing-after-the-cry" plot twist yet. I don't know if it's finished or if it hasn't been written yet. But I fell in love with the female lead even before the male lead did.

The female lead is a very charming and cheerful person. The male lead is alright later on, though he often fails to keep his promises to her, and their argument was infuriating. He's also always self-righteous and insists on doing things his way. He changes somewhat later, though his handling of his ex-girlfriend's situation is passable.

From the female supporting character's perspective, it's also a tragic story. Originally, she and the male lead were deeply in love, and at their happiest moment, fate played a cruel joke. To cure her illness, she had to separate from her beloved. During her treatment, the male lead fell in love with someone else. Whether the female supporting character recovered or not is heartbreaking.

I haven't had enough! I haven't had enough! I personally love the female lead's personality; she doesn't compromise herself at all and does whatever she wants, so it was really enjoyable to watch! I really want a parallel world story set in their student days, sob sob sob, I really haven't had enough!

It's alright, the premise really suits my taste, the couple's sweetness is genuine. But I don't understand why later on, the male and female leads have conflicts, make up without resolving them, then have more conflicts, and make up again without resolving them. Why does it keep going like this? Well, to be honest, the story was surprisingly captivating.

The female lead has a great personality; she's outwardly carefree and straightforward, yet possesses a very soft heart. It seems that due to her family background, she yearns for love, but she has her principles, self-respect, and self-love. Her personal charm is off the charts; she's very captivating. 💕

It's good, I don't know why it's not more popular. The writing and plot are pretty good compared to other works in the same genre.