The tyrant boss and the wealthy daughter's two-way relationship, childhood sweethearts, love each other deeply! It's a love that never changes across life and death! Move! Cry and laugh!
None of the dialogue in this book is nonsense. It's not "I love you" or "I love you too" directly. Yes - "Neptune still knows this?" "Not everyone is worthy of love in Neptune." "Did you pursue people like this before?" "It was easier before." "What now?" "I'm afraid that if it's too fast, you'll hide, but if it's too late, you'll put me down completely." "That door doesn't have a name yet." "You decide the name." "It's not decided yet." "You can move forward without a name. You said you still need materials, so that's not the end." Every dialogue advances the relationship, and every line reveals the character. The male protagonist is a former Neptune. Every word he says is over the top, but it always hits your weakest point and never goes out of bounds. The heroine is a champion of divorce. She is dismantling every sentence she catches, but as she is dismantling, she finds that she is also being dismantled by the other party. They talked like they were playing tennis, pulling the baselines together, sometimes lowering them, sometimes raising them higher. You are not watching two people falling in love, you are watching two highly intelligent players competing with each other with words.
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