[Sunny, ravenous girl × poker-faced, taciturn CEO with an eating disorder] [Sweet romance + lighthearted + everyday life + devoted to each other + healing comfort read]
In a single day, Ruan Li was fired from her job, dropped and broke her phone, got kicked out of her home by her heartless landlord, and was left homeless and drenched by the rain.
Having hit rock bottom, she turned her grief into an appetite, only to land a new job by chance.
Someone was willing to pay a fortune to have all three meals a day with her, because watching her eat made food taste better.
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Dr. Xu had practiced medicine for years and never encountered anything so strange: a patient with an eating disorder who could only feel hungry while watching one particular person eat, and that person was a complete stranger with an insatiable appetite.
He joked with Fu Jingzhou, “Why don't you marry her? You two are clearly made for each other.”
Fu Jingzhou replied coolly, “I'm allergic to women.”
But when he watched Ruan Li almost get snatched away by another man, he panicked. He backed her into a corner and kissed her forcefully. “Ruan Li, we're the ones who are made for each other.”
Ruan Li: ?
What happened to being allergic to women?
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Only after they got together did Fu Jingzhou realize that the most delicious thing in the world was his girlfriend.
This book is also known as "Mr. Fu's Face-Slapping Diary" and "Mr. Fu's Jealousy Journal"
Trust longtime fans, this is a super good read. The male lead is virtuous and principled, while the female lead is reserved and distant. The male lead's dating skills are all developed from his initial repressed and unrepentant nature. It's sweet but not cloying; not the overly sweet kind, but a vibrant and fun kind of sweetness.
It's so good, so sweet! The female lead was kicked out, and she really just left without hesitation, unlike other characters who say they're leaving from the first chapter and never actually leave until the finale. This female lead isn't subservient or resentful; she feels very deserving of the role. The male lead is pitiful, and the female lead heals him. The female lead is awesome! Highly recommended!
The short story is quite good, and the writing is also nice. It's just that Xu and the other girls' fates were too simplistic; there weren't any substantial resolutions, and it was all just glossed over. Otherwise, it's perfectly fine. Everyone should check it out. 6.5 Is too low; it should be at least 8.
It's quite good, and it's rare to see a heartwarming novel on Rotten Tomatoes. It's sweet and very good, but not particularly outstanding—you can tell from the author's writing style... Especially the part about "My Job is to Be a CEO," I almost died laughing... How to describe this book? I usually like to use desserts to describe it.
I've read about 30 chapters so far. I wasn't really interested in reading it because of the low ratings in the comments, but after reading it myself, I think it's alright. Everyone's saying they don't know how President Fu fell for the female lead, but actually, he liked her at first sight; he just resisted it.
It's a really good sweet romance novel with a fast-paced plot. I usually don't like novels where the couple gets together after the initial ambiguous phase; it's too saccharine. But although they get together quickly in this one, the later plot is also very engaging, sweet but not cloying. Highly recommended!
I originally wanted to give it a five-star review, but I was afraid the author would mess it up later, so I'll give it four stars for now. The author writes it very interestingly. The male lead is rather cold in the beginning, but he completely changes after falling in love with the female lead.
It's so good! The author's writing style is very vivid and engaging, the pacing of the plot is excellent, and it avoids being repetitive. This is one of the few novels I've been able to finish reading.
It's quite good, well-written and flows smoothly.
A lovely short story, so sweet!