For the few love stories I like, the heroine must be an independent, three-dimensional and attractive character. The author fairly portrays/prefers the heroine, and there are no requirements other than that.
The Ravenclaw woman is a god! If you don't like first person, read the campus chapter first. I don't believe anyone can help but fall in love with Pauline, not even the Dark Lord!
The main plot, but the five love lines are all very carefully created. The heroine goes from being a bastard who is careless about relationships at the beginning to learning to love, and the other party also grows in love. I like Gan Deng the most. The beauty who longs to be trampled and conquered really smells so good (drooling). In my heart, everyone is still part of Sister Gong's family.
It's a cool story. There are actually very few emotional lines, but the heroine and the master are really sweet, especially the extra story about the Taifu and the empress are so sweet.
Most HP articles love teenage love songs that are so passionate that we melt into each other, but even if the decisive moment that defines us has passed, our personalities have been formed, and each other is as hard as a stone in the eyes of others, we can still be close to each other and have a soft love.