This book was on the list when it was serialized! It is the heroine who looks gentle and kind but is invincible, rational and self-controlled, versus the male protagonist who looks cold but is actually obsessed with love.
I think this book has a lot of clever ideas from the author, from the homophones of the names of the male and female protagonists in the title to the meaning of the bedroom door locks, which are all very interesting. As well as the contrast between the male and female protagonists' growth environments, their completely different personalities and actions and reactions make their emotional tug and pull process particularly interesting. And every supporting character in this book is also vividly depicted. Highly recommended!
The interaction between the male and female protagonists is very funny and joyful, and it is paired with a funny Shura field.
Supplement: This author's serialized articles need to be cautious when entering. The update frequency of the one that was stabbed four times is too poor. It will suddenly disappear and stop for three months, which happened twice. It is a kind of V-interruption method. He never asks for leave first to explain, and in the face of the collapse of the bottom, he ignores the readers who complain about the update frequency.
Then if some readers make negative comments about her characters (especially the heroine) (but I personally think it is still in the range of a thousand people and a thousand Hamlets), the author will reply with a message in seconds to refute. As a reader who is watching the update, he will be really angry. At this time, the author will respond, so the author has read the comments, but more Xin just intends to be bad to the end, and he doesn't plan to take a leave of absence, and disappear at random times (there is no requirement to explain the detailed reasons for the leave, but at least ask for leave well in advance and express the expected time of return, but he will only disappear inexplicably for almost three months before coming back, then slowly update, and then suddenly take a big break for another three months, and this cycle!!)
I really think he is a super bad author and very irresponsible about the frequency of serial updates. I suggest he read his serials with caution and not click on them. To a certain extent, I have followed the author for three books. Sometimes, because of the poor update frequency of the plot, he will not take back some foreshadowings. There are bugs in this book. Readers who place a heavy emphasis on plot logic (regarding the inconsistency of the character's taste) should be careful not to enter. I personally follow his serials very much, and I recommend that you evaluate them after they are completed to see if you can enter. However, if you are a Buddhist follower and can accept the guarantee of not ending, you can happily enter his series [Split]