I Met the Young Master at a Kidnappers' Den

It's so good! The plot flows smoothly without any dragging or awkward moments. The main characters are also well-developed. Aside from the "irrational" aspect, which I personally find offensive, the plot is just so incredibly good that I've overcome my initial reservations. 💕💕💕

It's been a long time since I've read a story with two strong characters, but the bottom is even stronger. The bottom is practically an angel. I remember when they escaped, the bottom pulled out a bunch of things I never imagined from his person. I almost died laughing. He's like Doraemon! The subsequent developments are so cute. I just wonder when they'll finally realize their feelings for each other!

Double beauty, double strength, what a wonderful civilization! Double X makes my brain spin. The young couple is so sweet and doting, both of them are like sesame dumplings, possessive of each other, each seeing the other as their own possession. It's so enjoyable!

The characters are interesting, the young couple is sweet, and the early plot is great, but the later parts are really painful to read. Hmm, maybe it's because I read it intermittently while following the serialization, so I don't remember the plot very well. It felt like the protagonist was constantly reporting to the police and then being interrogated, a cycle between the two events.

This is an underrated story. It's not just a simple sweet romance or a rescue story; it's about two strong individuals coming together. Their feelings didn't develop suddenly; rather, it was through mutual support and assistance during numerous crises that their bond blossomed.

The story is fresh and original; it's not a mindless novel, but a dual-strength tale, with the protagonist (shou) being stronger in combat. The opening scene, where the protagonist escapes after being sold out, is particularly captivating, especially the part where he initially thinks the other person is a burden but later discovers they're a pleasant surprise, pulling out one resource after another.

It's really well-written. The background is very novel, making me feel that the author has a lot of literary experience. The emotional descriptions are very delicate. It doesn't just focus on two people in a romance story. I feel that each character is different.

Overall, it's not bad. Perhaps because the main plot revolves around the romance between the two main characters, I don't know if the author realized that the protagonists' efforts to catch spies and obtain samples for the country didn't receive any positive feedback in terms of their careers; in fact, it only depicted negative feedback, and the negative feedback became increasingly severe…

It's great! I really love this kind of story; it's so interesting. This kind of story is relatively rare for Tomato (the author of the novel), but I really enjoy it. It also has a nurturing feel, and it features two strong characters—both are very powerful, so there's no feeling of them being weak.

The beginning was great, but the later parts got a bit off and boring, but overall it was good. Double X is a good thing [full] You should wear skirts confidently, whether it's a boy or a girl. If you can't choose, then have them all [understood]. This kind of theme is rare; it's very rare to see this kind of theme on Tomato. Keep it up!