Oops, I Accidentally Hired a Prince as a Bodyguard.

The setting of this book is really fascinating. Two-way white moonlight + meeting and not knowing each other + family blood feud, just by looking at these labels, you will know that this is not an ordinary cookie. You Kecheng is obviously a big boss, but he is willing to be Xu Tian's bodyguard. He works as an assistant during the day and warms her bed at night. This contrast caught my attention from the beginning. What attracted me the most was their emotional line, which was written particularly delicately. They are obviously two people who have redeemed each other, but now they stand face to face but cannot recognize each other. The author really wrote about the subtle heartbeat, restraint, and the pulling feeling of not being able to help but to get closer and forcing himself to keep a distance. You could feel something slowly growing between them, although no one could tell it. There are also some trace amounts of knives mixed in the middle. Watching You Kecheng protect her while hiding secrets and hatred that cannot be said, and occasionally showing struggle and silence, it really hurts my heart. It's not the kind of big torture and tearing, but it's the kind that breaks into your heart little by little, a little sour and a little clogged, but it makes you scratch your head and want to continue watching. All in all, it's just a bit distressing and itchy. Can't stop, recommend.

The emotional conflicts set up are so novel. At first, I thought that the male protagonist violated morality to protect an enemy's daughter. But later on, I gradually understood that the male protagonist also has his own thoughts and difficulties, and the female protagonist is also a little bitter melon. It made me feel sad to see it. Come on, author.

I fell in love so much that I couldn't help myself, and then I realized that the person I loved the most was my enemy, and I was attracted by this setting.