The Manor Lord Could Be a Husband

I still can't sleep. I don't want to show favoritism, but for this piece, I really don't have much to explain. 1. Chen Han and Chen Qi are the same person. The protagonist is a true split personality... But it is more like a persona role-playing. 2. The manor lord's feelings for Chen Qi are too idealistic; he only truly understood love through his interactions with Chen Qian.

As expected, you have to read the whole article in one go, otherwise you won't know what's going on at all otz. I didn't quite understand the fifth paragraph from the bottom. Was that smile Chen Qi looking at Chen Zheng, or was Chen Zheng just grinning to himself? (Please don't hit me, JJ! Please don't hit me, JJ! Please don't hit me! I'm saying it three times because it's important. I'm so frustrated that JJ has deleted so many of my comments TAT)

I'm starting to get a little confused. Isn't that wet nurse Chen Xuan's? If Chen Zheng is now the Crown Prince's "son," then the wet nurse should have been appointed by the Crown Princess, and wouldn't have any connection to Chen Qi's household. Also, why did the Master of the Manor suddenly decide to investigate Chen Qi? I still don't understand his motives.

Haha, after reading the first part where the two were arguing, I thought they were really at odds, but it turns out it was all a covert operation. Author, you could consider expanding on the part after Chen Qi and Cheng's arrogant bickering in section 11, perhaps by planting a foreshadowing that the two were in cahoots.

Pointing out a bug: Sikong Xiang in paragraph 13 should be Chen Qi (I can't pronounce the second character of the male lead's name, so I'm using a pseudonym). Sikong Xiang didn't speak. (By the way, the name Kongxiang always reminds me of Flying Daddy...)

It doesn't feel like a naive and innocent story; it's just so satisfying to watch. The two characters need to be evenly matched in intelligence for the story to have any real potential. But how did that person immediately realize Chen Qi and the Manor Lord were dating? Judging from their interactions earlier, there wasn't anything ambiguous about it. Also, I don't know if it's just my reading habits, but some paragraphs in the beginning weren't very smooth to read.

I don't understand this at all, I'm so frustrated!

I'm going crazy! I actually mistook the bottom for Shen Qing! What an idiot...

Waaaaah, why aren't we seeing any interaction between the seme and uke? By the way, author, when switching scenes, could you consider leaving a separate line for the location names? I feel like that would look better in terms of layout.

I'm so happy to receive your red envelope! (≧≦) I've decided to read it little by little every day. Author, could you try separating the dialogue and descriptions? Like the last paragraph, you could revise it as follows: "xxxxxx" after sweating xxxx. "Xxxxx" The seme stepped forward, looking at her coldly. He knew that after sweating, xxxx… (Typing on a phone is too painful, I can never post this)