Unthorned

It's rare to find an author on an online literature platform who seriously writes good stories. Reading it feels more like a physical book than a web novel. I was so engrossed in it yesterday that I didn't realize it was already 4 AM, so I took a day off to catch up on the latest installment. 🥱

After reading over twenty chapters, I feel there are many problems with the people around the female lead; it's all shrouded in mystery. Was Chen Hong's jump from the building suicide or murder? Why did her best friends Gao Furong and Gao Lang set up a scheme to make her believe Gao Lang was a so-called master? Who sent the photos? Who is the woman in the photos?

The female lead is a bit neurotic; I can't stand watching anymore.

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I dislike the female lead. The writing is excellent, but the story is difficult to read and I feel like giving up.

What is this book mainly about?

The plot of this book is full of ups and downs, making it as exciting as riding a roller coaster, which definitely deserves extra points. I'll mark it down.

The characters are vividly portrayed, and the plot is full of twists and turns, making it impossible to put down.

The author's writing is superb, and the environmental descriptions are so vivid that you feel as if you are actually there. Come and experience it for yourself!

The story is well-structured, cleverly conceived, with a great opening and a powerful ending. Such a novel is hard to find.