The Disabled Actress Becomes Pathologically Dependent on Me After We Move In Together

It's so good!! A unique redemption story, the emotional descriptions are the highlight, the transitions are very natural, and the various reactions are so realistic; you can tell a lot of effort was put into it. Seeing this review, if you're still hesitating about whether to read it, give it a try, it's worth it. Author, please don't cancel it just because nobody's reading it! I could write you a long review every day! 555

Why are there so many people who lack a sense of boundaries? [What?]

Some of my super-long reviews got deleted because I couldn't write them all, so I'll just be a little silly. This book was absolutely addictive! The most thrilling part was Snow White wielding her Green Dragon Crescent Blade in a three-hundred-round battle against the Transformers. Unfortunately, Thanos's power was simply too terrifying.

Everything else is fine, except for one thing: the female lead is deaf, so she can't speak. It's not that losing hearing automatically makes you mute; the problem is that after she can't hear, the sounds she makes when she speaks for extended periods are different from normal people. If you really don't believe it, try saying a sentence silently 10 times, and then speaking aloud on the 11th time.

1V1 with both partners clean What a lovely setting! A delicious redemption story! 😄

The romance scenes were absolutely fantastic. However, there was a scene where the female lead was filming a variety show, which was a bit painful to watch. And let me tell you, don't try to think too much while watching. It even made me a little angry. But... The romance was truly exceptionally well-written, so I forgave the author.

I haven't finished reading it yet, but I couldn't resist leaving a comment! 😳 The author's writing is very strong; the bittersweetness is perfectly captured, and Xiaoyu's inner inferiority complex is handled very well. Her inner pride and vulnerability are combined, resulting in her outward dependence. At first glance, Xiaoyu might seem a little bossy, but this is only to protect her kind nature.

I've read 210,000 words so far, and it's very good. The emotions are handled very well, without any awkwardness. I don't understand why this book is so popular; the characters are all intelligent, and the personalities of the two main characters are very well portrayed. I hope the author continues.

It started off really well; the author's writing was quite good, the premise was engaging, and the emotional descriptions were very delicate, with the ambiguous phase being quite captivating. However, the later back-and-forth became exhausting to read, especially the part before the confession—it was truly emotionally draining.

Now I finally realize what's wrong! When I read the synopsis, I thought it was a simple story with a cunning fox, but then it suddenly dawned on me—isn't it all out in the open? While the plot itself is watchable, I was drawn in by the synopsis.