A Buddhist girl disguised herself as the cannon fodder lady beside the regent. In order to survive, she was forced to act under the eyes of the living king of hell. Unexpectedly, he overacted and was spotted by the gloomy and keen regent on the spot.
Lin Mumu is a 21st century Buddhist social animal who believes in "as long as I have no morals, you can't kidnap me." The core is stable, the spirit is strong, and he has the unique talent of transforming all involutions and PUAs into "What does that have to do with me?"
Xiao Jin's legs were slightly aggravated and he criticized the regent in a gloomy manner. His senses have been honed extremely sharply, and he can smell the atmosphere of conspiracy from the smallest movement. The "living king of hell" in the eyes of the world is the "number one source of risk" and "ultimate BOSS" in the eyes of the heroine.
He is in the whirlpool of power, accustomed to disguises and calculations, and has natural suspicion of everything. Until he found a clumsy and cute little hamster in his dark and silent world who tried hard to hide himself. Her freshness became the only wave in his stagnant water.
Reader comments
The writing is very good, and the setting is also very good, but maybe I read all the long articles, and the pace is a little too fast🤔. It feels like the relationship was confirmed in September or two months? But it is indeed very sweet, but there may be a drawback. It may feel like it is to force the emotional line. A person who just wants to be unknown suddenly wants to help a stranger who can say a few words? I think if something pushed her it might make more sense. The gloomy male protagonist fell in love with her after paying attention to her twice? I think it would be better if there were more plots to let them flow slowly and gradually heat up. But after all, I just love reading novels, and writing novels is a mess. It's just a small suggestion.
After all, the heroine written in the introduction is a Buddhist and a person who refuses moral kidnapping. This may not be consistent with the introduction. The introduction is very attractive.
The writing is very good, and the setting is also very good, but maybe I read all the long articles, and the pace is a little too fast🤔. It feels like the relationship was confirmed in September or two months? But it is indeed very sweet, but there may be a drawback. It may feel like it is to force the emotional line. A person who just wants to be unknown suddenly wants to help a stranger who can say a few words? I think if something pushed her it might make more sense. The gloomy male protagonist fell in love with her after paying attention to her twice? I think it would be better if there were more plots to let them flow slowly and gradually heat up. But after all, I just love reading novels, and writing novels is a mess. It's just a small suggestion. After all, the heroine written in the introduction is a Buddhist and a person who refuses moral kidnapping. This may not be consistent with the introduction. The introduction is very attractive.