Misread Thoughts: My Arch-Enemy Mistakes My Hostility for Love

It's so good! I just wish all the rivals could end up with the female lead. I love you all! Dear author 💕

That's great!! Although Dao Zong needs to conquer other female characters, his character isn't a simp! This is very important to me; he's not a simp, which is fantastic! Finally, I've found a protagonist in a romance novel who isn't a simp! Also! Dear author! I'm requesting an "what if" storyline extra for Su Yetang. I personally really like Sister Su.

I want to keep watching Dao and Luo, firmly committed to 1v1, always the same, never wavering! [Upvote][Upvote][Upvote] 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕 The novel's synopsis and title clearly state who the female lead is. What's the point of all this fuss about Su and the female lead ending up together, or about a harem? If you want a harem novel, just read another one. It's clearly a 1v1 story, why are you still arguing? 😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠

It's pretty good. I think it's a good book where the female lead can win over any character. Having all the female leads is excellent.

It's so good! I wish it could have a harem, hahaha.

This is a gem of a novel. I personally really appreciate novels with clear logic, well-developed female leads, and most importantly, characters with high intelligence. I also prefer romance novels that are grounded in reason and evidence, rather than those based on blind "love." While this book is relatively short, it's clear the author's writing style and story outline are solid.

It's alright, but it's a bit tiring to watch. Luo's character development feels a bit lacking and odd. I'm currently on chapter 82, and although my opinion of her has changed, it's still a headache. Dao seems a bit dense; initially, she was called a "business cancer"—how much did they hate her? How are they going to write it so that Dao can accept her? It's a bit far-fetched...

Warning: Don't be fooled by the 5-star reviews and praise. The writing is immature, and many scenes are genuinely awkward. I only managed to keep reading. The initial attraction is inexplicable – random words, random actions, and then suddenly you just like them. It's not exactly a slow burn, but at least we should feel the process of developing that liking.

What's most captivating is the ingenious premise: a seemingly clueless girl obsessed with conquering a man, yet ultimately falling for him. Furthermore, the writing and plot are excellent, keeping you hooked for the long haul. Dao Xuzhi's character is also well-developed; although forced into this pursuit to survive, he adheres to his principles and bottom line, refusing to be a simp.

I will use the gentlest, most delicate, most tender, most soft, most soothing, most lingering, most healing, most warm, most subtle, most implicit, most ambiguous, most hazy, most atmospheric, most gentle, most gradual, most deliberate, most unpretentious, most gradual approach, without being sharp, direct, hasty, or impatient. I will not poke at sore spots, shatter illusions, or be scathing.