The Heiress Crooks a Finger, and Macau’s Big Shot Becomes Her Love-Struck Dog

The subject matter is novel, and there aren't many novels about the Australian entertainment circle. Huanhuan's writing is absolutely superb! "Wen Yili, the proud and aloof young lady from a fallen family" & "Yin Ze, the Australian entertainment circle tycoon who has undergone a dramatic transformation 5 years later" + "The adorable little Ultraman, Xiao Ximi (Wen Youen, the child of the male and…

Arrogant and aloof young lady Wen Yili & Macau entertainment mogul Yin Ze This novel begins with an account book. Lili comes to Macau to find the Wen family's account book, where she reunites with Yin Ze (they still like each other, but they separated due to some events). Yin Ze helps Lili find the account book, and some things happen along the way. They finally find it.

Lu Ye's death is the biggest regret of the whole story 😢. I hope he meets his own "troublemaker" in his next life. The love stories and details of each character are vividly portrayed. It's been a long time since I've finished a book, and the content is very fresh, without any clichéd plots. The author writes very well. I've read the whole book. Thank you for the enjoyment your book brought me 💕

I cried, I cried, I cried! The second male lead is so unfair! Everyone else is happy and content, but my family's house is all alone, lying underground. 😢😢😢😢😢😢 I feel so bad.

It's been quite good so far, but when will the second female lead be dealt with? Since the decision has been made to bring her into the open, why are we still being controlled by her?

This is absolutely amazing! The plot is full of twists and turns, it's so captivating, and a little bittersweet. I love both the male and female leads so much! Although it hurt my heart to watch it, with all the ups and downs, I probably wouldn't have kept watching if it were all smooth sailing. It's really good, you should check it out!

Lu Ye's death is truly heartbreaking; I want to cry every time I see him. The second male lead was so good. The tragic love story between the female and male leads didn't make me cry, but I cried so much when the second male lead died. His last words, "I love you," broke my heart. 😢😢

It was so heartbreaking, it really made me cry. The plot was so full of twists and turns, it was almost unbearable for my heart to watch 🤭

Although I've only read up to chapter twenty-five, I can already feel the author's dedication to character development. The young lady is truly a young lady; even the background makes you wonder if the author was actually present at the scene. After reading these chapters, I feel like none of the Hong Kong entertainment novels I've read before can compare to this one. It's definitely worth reading.

The subject matter is actually very novel, and it's increasingly addictive the more you read. I just hope that the two books I abandoned before, especially Orange's, will continue.