The Overprotective Boss Lady Makes Older Woman-Younger Man Romance So Irresistible!

In fact, if you are a reader who has read this type of book, you will basically find that the plot is the same old routine, but the advantage is that the story is written relatively smoothly, and there is nothing particularly vicious about it. Well, it can still be used to kill time. As for the ratings, Tomato has always been more tolerant. As long as I can watch it, it will be full marks.

It's actually okay, quite interesting. In fact, from the time when the male and female protagonists live in the same house, it has already been ambiguous. In fact, to be honest, this kind of tacit understanding and pulling is still quite interesting, and it is easy to make the aunt laugh. Of course, the premise is not to be bloody, and not to add a third party (whether male or female) to disgust people. Everyone has their own preferences for radish and greens, but I still feel pretty good about them. However, there are also shortcomings - that is, the initial development is too far-fetched by coincidence: for example, the classic parents force a blind date, and the heroine earns tens of millions per year and is forced to go on a blind date. After the female protagonist found out that the house was rented out, she chose to share it with the male protagonist... But it was considered a minor problem, not a matter of principle. Hmm, it's quite right for me. Personally, I think it's pretty and sweet (I'm really not a troll). It's an older version, like a sister, and there's a 7-year age difference between the male and female protagonists. As for the male protagonist's brother, specifically, the brother is someone else's child, and the male protagonist has been under pressure since he was a child (I have to say, the male protagonist's mother is a god [laughs]), and then the male protagonist is a bit messed up, and the brother is not a bad person. You can give it a try, there is no cost of trial and error - that is, there will be no particularly disturbing plot (I recommend it mainly because I am afraid that the book will be abandoned by the author if there is no traffic, I think it can still be read, and there has been a book shortage recently)

Not bad, but the male lead is really good🐢

The author should strengthen the protagonist, otherwise I will really have to resort to some tricks on you. It's a bit masculine in the early stage, but it gets better later on. It's very pretty and sweet.

Although the plot is a bit cliche, the author's writing is good. I hope it won't be too long in the later stages. It will break down easily if it's too long. Overall, it's okay. I'll give it a five-star haha.

The angle is not novel, but the advantage is that the author's writing style is good, the characters are well created, and the personality contrast is strong, which makes it worth watching.

It's a slow start, I guess. Anyway, when I read the confession part, I felt it was pretty good.

It's well written and very sweet. I don't know why the score is so low.

Sweet! ! ! Watching this made me nervous, for fear of being stabbed [please update]

Nice. Emotions are delicate and come naturally It had a low rating when it first came out, but it's really good to watch. It doesn't have those shabby plots, and it's basically written around the interaction between the male and female protagonists. The heroine's character is truly invincible! ! It's really good-looking, come on.