We're Just Contractual Bedmates, So Why Is Mr. Xie Begging on His Knees?

So beautiful 🥺 Men get their periods after seeing this 🙄 Women go crazy after seeing this 💪 This is the nemesis of depression 😎 It's the alarm clock for vegetative patients 😭 So cute that tears streamed down my face, flooding the Qiantang River 😱 So cool 😘 God is my rose, illuminating my dark life and giving my world meaning 😊 I ran and jumped, I danced the tango on the balcony of the 0th floor 😮…

I saw a quote earlier: "If you fall in love with someone you've never met through their narration, it means the narrator loves them." The author loves Gu Xingmang, a character she portrays, giving her an independent personality, a clear mind, and a positive and optimistic attitude towards life. She also gives her a loving and supportive partner and mentors. The writing is very meticulous.

Both the male and female leads are well-developed, especially the female lead, whose personality is truly refreshing—a cheerful, food-loving girl who is also clear-headed, ambitious, and straightforward. The male lead isn't clueless either; he treats the female lead very well, and the overall story isn't angsty. The writing is also good, and the explicit scenes are well-written. It's definitely worth checking out!

I've read part of it. The female lead is so cute and clear-headed, beautiful and charming yet independent and ambitious. The male lead's initial attraction is purely physical, and because of the age difference, he's incredibly doting. I'm looking forward to seeing the female lead's career flourish and her confidence shine through.

Overall, it's really great! The male lead is a cool, aloof, and slightly sassy older man, and the female lead is quirky and clever. However, I feel the plot is a bit dragging. I've read 280 chapters, and the annoying second female lead and her brother show no signs of leaving the story. I just want to see the climax in the synopsis soon! Also, some details are drawn out and rushed. Author, please update soon! I want to know the final ending for Mangmang and her caretaker.

This book is truly amazing! The plot is fresh and engaging, the characters are well-developed, and the story is captivating. The male lead protects the female lead, and the female lead grows and matures. The female lead is so clever and quick-witted; she always does things perfectly, which is truly enviable. The beginning was very fast-paced, from the start of raising the cat to the current 390 chapters, but it's been quite boring.

So good! The female lead is so likable. Although she transmigrated from a post-apocalyptic world, she hasn't lost hope in humanity. She's friendly to everyone, kind but not a saint, cheerful, lively, and optimistic. She's full of enthusiasm for life and has a clear plan for her career. It's hard not to like such a cheerful person. For readers, they fall in love with her even before the male lead.

First, I admit that the author's writing style is truly to my liking, and I've been following the story for quite a while. However, I feel that the author's extensive descriptions of those two narcissistic characters are a bit drawn out for me; I don't really enjoy reading very long stories. Overall, though, it's a good story on Tomato.

The female lead is clear-headed, cute, frank, sweet-talking, physically fit, a big eater, quick learner, and a talented actress; the male lead is aristocratic, aloof, and refined, with a strong sexual appetite (towards the female lead), a superior, and a guiding figure; both are virgins. The plot is currently very engaging, so feel free to enjoy it. Finally, a personal note: I'm urging for more updates...

This is unusual, unusual indeed. I'm the kind of person who hasn't read romance novels in a long time, but now I wanted to check this out. At first, I searched for novels with multiple female leads, but after seeing so many of those tropes, the female leads all have similar personalities and lack distinctiveness. Plus, there are too many silly characters.