Young Master Quan, Please Take Care

I clicked in because of the shattered moral compass of the reviews, and here's my personal impression: First of all, the illegitimate child character is unlikable. Judging from her demeanor, it's all about revenge. I patiently scrolled to chapter 24 to find out the details, but still nothing. A few scattered sentences and the synopsis suggest bloodletting and organ harvesting—that's my guess.

To be honest, this novel is a bit morally questionable.

You really should have cast Shen Qian as the male lead! I love him so much, his personality is so captivating.

😭I cried three times while reading this novel. The first time was when Shen Qian died protecting Shen Wan from a bullet and asked her, "Did you ever like me even a little bit?" Shen Wan remained silent. "Would you shed tears for me?" When a tear fell on his face, he smiled. "They're warm, you... Will."

If you don't understand, just ask: Does this book have a male lead? I've read 50 pages and haven't seen him appear yet.

I really like Shen Qian (♡˙˙♡)

Actually, after reading the synopsis, I had no desire to continue reading.

Putting aside the issue of values, I feel this author is misogynistic. The female lead is constantly being criticized for not being a woman, and almost none of the male characters show respect for women. Almost every female character in the story has clashed with the female lead. I read another book where reviews also mentioned misogyny.

Why is the male lead so different after falling in love? It doesn't make sense; he went from a fierce wolf to a puppy.

The novel is quite good. It's just that the female lead is the child of a mistress, so her character is rather problematic.