After a shady rental agent swindles him out of his entire deposit, Lin Xiaobai is forced to share an apartment with the aloof romance novelist Su Zhi. Their “Ten Rules for Sharing a Rental,” practically a contract of servitude, draw a clear line between them. From kitchen privileges to the midnight quiet-hours rule, every clause is her rule. He thinks this is the worst possible start, unaware that the edges of their agreement are already being quietly rewritten by growing affection. When her secret identity as an author is accidentally exposed and her former CEO boyfriend makes a forceful comeback, can this cold contract keep two increasingly unruly hearts in check? [The contract is fake, but my love for you is real.]
The story is good 🤦 There is a point of complaint about the male protagonist peeking at the female protagonist's computer. Are you sure it's not illegal? After reading it in one go, I feel that there is a lot that can be improved. The inner monologue of the male protagonist is a bit too much. Sometimes there is no need to explain so much, and the impression is a bit bad. It looks like a high school essay. After doing something, there is a long paragraph explaining the meaning. It is a bit slow in online articles, and it only needs a simple click. It has great potential, give me a five-star encouragement 🍉
I rarely post, and my evaluation of the book is good or bad. Maybe the author has written out my inner feelings of inferiority, helplessness, and yearning for life. I think the author wrote it carefully, and I will continue to pay attention.
The writing is very good. The first-person perspective plot and emotions are very real. Although I have not experienced it (I am currently a student and have little social experience), I think it is great. The emotional line is not as distinctive as other books. Come on, author!
I like it very much. There is no personal evaluation. The writing is very fresh and there is no obvious emotional description. The characters are well drawn and have a positive tone. Good luck to the author.