Zhuge Dali's Overpowered Boyfriend

The original plot is quite good, and the male lead's character is also well-developed and commendable. However, to be honest, I feel that Dali's character is a bit off... Dali shouldn't feel like a normal girl in love. She's quite oblivious to emotions, possessing an almost absolute rationality. It's not that she can't be shy, but her shyness in the book is just too ordinary...

This is just my personal feeling! Chen Nuo could elaborate further: the protagonist, as the owner of a listed company, could still travel abroad for six years without absolute control, and when he returned, the company was stable and unaffected, which shows that his secretary was absolutely loyal.

Please add this chapter to your favorites, recommend it, or leave a comment to give me more motivation. I'm currently updating about twice a day, with each chapter around 3000 words. Actually, I type quite fast. The results are pretty good. It's probably related to the popularity. I thought someone was artificially inflating the number of favorites, which startled me. Anyway, I hope everyone likes it.

I recently flipped through other books about "iPartment" and found that they basically followed the TV series' plot, with dialogue largely taken from the show. The consequence of directly inserting lines into the novel is excessive dialogue, making the whole piece feel like a monotonous account. However, the author's original plot is a refreshing surprise.

Having watched this far, it's undeniable that, as the male protagonist said, I seem to be able to feel the will of the entire world guiding me to approach that girl. Of course, the male protagonist didn't refuse; he tried to accept it. Regardless of what Hu Yifei says—that she is number one, not number two—or the charm that Zhuge Dali herself exudes, the male lead will feel that she is different…

It definitely fell apart. At the beginning, Dali and Liu Jing weren't together, and after their date, the feeling this book gave me was completely different. The original characters in this book are actually quite well-developed. Honestly, it doesn't look like a typical beginner's novel at all.

Actually, it transcends the typical "iPartment" story. If it only focused on the characters and events of "iPartment," it wouldn't have lasted long. The two ex-girlfriends, Chen Nuo, and the unspoken bond with Hu Yifei bring the book to life, escaping the confines of the original "iPartment." Adding original elements to the core characters of Zhuge Dali and Hu Yifei makes it refreshing.

I'm starting this thread to explain something, a little bit of character spoilers, but it has nothing to do with the plot. In fact, there is a difference between Dali in the story and Zhang Wei's Dali. This difference comes from the difference in the character settings of Zhang Wei and the protagonist. One is Dali's chosen intern boyfriend, who is rational to put it nicely.

Original storyline, yet it fits the character design perfectly—amazing!

I read it all in one go. To be honest, there are a few minor plot inconsistencies, and the artistic embellishments are a bit too heavy-handed. It just doesn't feel quite natural. But it's undeniably a great read, and these minor flaws don't detract from the book's overall brilliance.