No, Fall

He's cunning and aloof, meticulously plotting, gradually seducing her until she passionately falls for him. He's older, doting, and forcefully loving, while she's a seemingly obedient but actually rebellious little princess on the outside. He chases her, she avoids him like the plague; he protects, cherishes, and loves her—the ideal, supportive, fatherly lover.

"Little Mom Sister"—hahaha, what a novel title, never before heard of it (this is the first time I've heard it). Ruan Ruan is so outstanding and beautiful, and Lao He... Emmmm~ so cunning and handsome. I love reading stories with handsome men and outstanding women; I'm looking forward to Ruan Ruan making Lao He so charming! 😘😘😘😳😳😳

This is the fourth book I've followed. Enough said, fellow readers, experience it for yourselves! From the characters to the plot to the ingenious story structure, it draws you in like a tornado, and you won't be able to leave until it's finished 🤭. Morality, taboos, and immorality float in the sky, while the male and female leads chase each other on the ground. A must-read, you'll regret it if you don't read it 😳

I started reading this book after the author's previous one, "Playing and Getting Out of the Pit." 💕💕 I really like He Chongyan 🥰 He's tall and handsome, and I also really like Ruan Ruan, she's beautiful and smart. 💕💕

She was rational and resilient, he was wise and assertive; she retreated, he advanced; she fled, he pursued; he forced her to fall in love with him, leaving her with no way to escape. The charm of the older man solved all the problems, paving a smooth road for her to walk on, and Ruan Ruan watched herself consciously sink into depravity.

I started following the author's novels after "Playing Off the Plan," and every one of them is fantastic. Characters like Lao Xie, the Prince, Xiao Bei, and Ji Lao Er are all unique. He Huli's relationship with Ruan Baitu is both cunning and gentle, a forceful yet not domineering love—a supportive boyfriend who makes even the rational, intellectually-minded Ruan Baitu fall deeply in love.

The author's works never disappoint. After falling into the fandom with "Playing with Fire," I've read all of her books and I'm hooked! What moved me most about this book was the nuanced character portrayal. He Chongyan isn't just a typical domineering CEO; he's a supportive lover who, despite a seven-year age gap, quietly catches the female lead through all her struggles and anxieties.

The older woman supports the male lead, showing strength, restraint, and gentleness. She sees through the female lead's scars and understands how to respect her vulnerability. The emotions are delicate and full of tension. It's really great!

The author's writing is as good as ever; this is the seventh book I've read. Mianmian is such a pitiful girl, but luckily she met her stepmother and He Chongyan. Let's see how He Chongyan loves his precious Ruan Xingmian. 🙂

A seven-year age gap leads to a genius girl meeting a man who has been plotting his revenge. The older man doesn't bring control, but rather respect and support. It's so addictive! Author, please update soon! [Requesting more updates!][Added to bookshelf]