Love at First Sight, Then Love at Every Glance

It's great! I've already finished watching it. The plot is typical, the storyline is typical, and it's about a loving family. The female lead has a twin sister, and her mother raises both daughters alone. The mother seems to have had some impressive past experiences; the current plot reveals that she previously lived in England and speaks fluent English.

I stumbled upon this book and immediately recognized its excellent writing from the beginning. The main and supporting characters are portrayed with humanity and personality, something many novels fail to achieve, resulting in characters that feel artificial… When the male lead finds the female lead cute, I find her cute too, and vice versa! Haha, I'm totally shipping them!

I put this book on my bookshelf a long time ago, and I couldn't resist giving it a rating after reading only chapter 46. First of all, this book is very good. The settings are very interesting, especially the female lead's character as a fortune teller. The writing style is light and funny, and there are many plot threads. The author is very good at writing.

Deserves five stars. I was drawn to the male lead's love-obsessed nature in the synopsis, and it's excellent. There's no misleading writing; the male lead is completely obsessed with love throughout the story, while the female lead is a bit eccentric and has a lot of flaws, but the male lead is hopelessly in love with her, no matter how much he tries to be clear-headed and avoid the relationship.

This family is so interesting! I really love the mom and the stepfather with his mother complex. The female lead is a bit eccentric but incredibly cute.

I'm so upset, how could something so well-written have such an abrupt ending... I haven't had enough! The main character's family is so adorable! Bella is innocent, candid, and a bit neurotic; she can tell fortunes but doesn't use it as her sole means of survival. A talented actress, she's narcissistic, confident, kind, and lovable. Lily is also adorable. Ms.

This book is so good! The female lead's personality is so interesting, a bit abstract but not absurd. She's just a sample who doesn't conform to any standard. I especially love her. I particularly enjoy the cliché of love at first sight + an insecure rich and handsome guy + an older man/younger man relationship (slightly) + a simp male lead who provides resources + a collection of metaphysical elements. It is so beautiful! Boss, you must keep cooking!

This was such a fun read! 😭😭 I don't know how to describe it, it's so lively! I was listening to it while riding my bike and laughing the whole time. I finished it in one go. The ending was a bit abrupt, but the whole thing was incredibly engaging. The male and female leads are practically nonexistent; they don't even talk! They're so eloquent, it's super good!

I love the relationship between the characters that the author created. I truly saw different sides of the same person in both of them. Not promiscuous, yet still with a touch of attraction, wow! Sigh, I've been giving mostly three stars lately, four stars is a rare five-star rating for me.

In summary, the story revolves around a 20-year-old father, a 40-year-old brother-in-law, a mother skilled in various arts and crafts within a traditional, artistic family, a gentle grandmother with a scumbag son, a half-brother who is attracted to the man, the discovery of the truth, the scumbag's cursed death, and a joyous ending.