After Running Away from Home, I Picked Up a Tycoon and Lied That He Was My Brother

It's great! So far, the early parts seem to focus on family relationships, and the male lead is very down-to-earth. It's the first time I've read a novel where the domineering CEO even has leg hair 😄 The female lead is quirky and smart. I initially thought the male lead was a sleazy type, but he turns out to be a good guy and is actually helping the female lead. Both the male and female leads are intelligent, unlike other novels where even learning to cook is impossible.

It's so beautifully written, it made me cry buckets 😭😭 I kept crying as I read on, crying for Zhao Zhao while simultaneously hating her entire family. Not a single one of them truly cared for or loved her... I know her "sister" genuinely liked her (in her own self-righteous way) and treated her well, but it still disgusted me. Zhao Zhao never received true family love.

People with low tear thresholds shouldn't read this. I've been crying non-stop since I started reading this novel o(╥╥)o. Zhao Zhao isn't a pushover; she rebels, and her rebellion is fierce. But no one considers her suffering from her perspective. They don't understand the pain of her falling from grace without any support. They only say, "How could you be so insensible?

Surprisingly good! It's rare to see such a delicately portrayed female lead, and all the supporting characters are so well-developed. I love it! It feels so real. I feel like the author would be a master at writing those trendy rental apartment novels these days. 🥰🥰🥰

It's truly wonderful and heartwarming; these two people are so comforting to each other. Earlier in the story, Zhao Zhao always seemed to be unhappy in the Lin family, which was quite poignant. I hope Zhao Zhao can be as happy as the male lead 😢❤️ I'm so fed up.

The plot is good, but quite heart-wrenching; I'm easily moved to tears, so I cry easily. However, the content is very engaging.

It's quite good, it's a pity it's a serialized story. At first, I thought the female lead, Lin Zhao, was an immature adopted daughter, like Sister Zhou. Later, I discovered she was a pitiful little thing, struggling to cope herself while caring for her older sister, Lin Nian'an, in her own way. Another unfortunate child is only able to slowly heal her wounds as she grows up, but thankfully, she found a brother she truly believes in.

This is a very down-to-earth story about redemption, exploring both self-redemption and mutual redemption, from familial love to romantic love. It's really worth reading! Zhao Zhao's thought process is so adorable, and the male lead's vibrant side is also evident in his interactions with Zhao Zhao—the contrast is hilarious!

This! Is true brother-sister literature!! It's so perfect! The writing pace is flawless, and the emotional development between the brother and sister is incredibly smooth.

Who dares to count how many times I cried this morning… It's so hard for our Zhaozhao. I'm so glad Pei Yan was beaten and lost his memory (although that's not entirely true 👉👈), allowing him to enter your life and be your support. I still hope our Zhaozhao can quickly get out of the shadow of her family situation, and that she will be happy in the future.