The Contract Is Sealed: President Su, Surrender Gracefully

It was pretty average. The ending felt rushed, and the men in the story didn't seem very bright; they were manipulated by several villainous female supporting characters for so long. Also, the identity of the little girl who saved Su Shao was never clearly revealed at the end.

I love it so much, it's incredibly sweet! Qiao Airuo and Su Shaoxi's relationship is so heartwarming, just like the saying: "I give you all the tenderness in my life, you deserve my lifelong protection." When I got to the last few chapters, I really didn't want to finish reading. It's so sweet, a love story that spoils you to the core ❤️

I haven't finished reading it yet, but I'm already hooked. The male and female leads are super sweet, and they both fall in love with each other. It's different from typical CEO romance novels where you chase and I run away. I also like the female lead's character. She's tough on the outside but soft on the inside. She's a domineering queen in the business world, but a total little woman in front of the male lead. It's a rare book where the female lead is a CEO and the story isn't angsty. In short, it's a worthwhile read.

This book truly features two incredibly capable and intelligent leads. The male lead feigns amnesia for several days, which is a little angsty, but he does all this to uncover the villain behind it all. However, the book is ultimately a sweet and heartwarming romance! The male and female leads, along with their friends, are all incredibly intelligent and capable. If you like this kind of thing, give it a try!

I liked this book! Give it a thumbs up before you go!

I didn't really like the part where the male lead lost his memory; it was so cruel to the female lead. And even though they knew in the end who framed her, why did the male lead still pretend to be intimate with the wicked woman? He was someone who wouldn't even hold another woman's hand before. I just felt that part was unnecessary.

The male lead is trash; he's just showing off from beginning to end. If it weren't for the three female leads and three male supporting characters, I would have dropped the book long ago. Is the male lead even human? He barely speaks more than three sentences, except for giving his brothers a piercing look. There aren't any touching moments between him and the female leads. The male lead is completely clueless from start to finish.

So sweet! 😜😜😜😜 I want to watch it two, three, or four more times!

I can't help but comment: this is a novel that's neither emotionally resonant nor purely sexually driven. 1. The male and female leads genuinely love each other, but even after sharing a bed multiple times, they show no desire for each other. Don't ask why; they just sleep together and chat. But they're normal men and women, why pretend to be so innocent? Even in feudal society, they wouldn't do this. 2. The second male and female leads have a contractual marriage, but they also like each other. Why don't they express it? They just live under the same roof like ordinary friends. The second female lead had sex twice before getting pregnant, but both times it happened under abnormal circumstances. These two encounters actually played a significant role in advancing their relationship, but the author just doesn't write about it, glossing over it in a single sentence. At the end, the second male lead says, "I love you, I love you so much, Vera." As for why he loves her so much, we dare not ask, we dare not say. 3. Before the third male and female leads get together, they mostly bicker and argue. In the end, the male lead realizes he likes the female lead, but he doesn't say anything either. It's unclear how their relationship developed after they got together. 4. Why choose to write about old ladies' casual conversations instead of romantic subplots? Why is the male lead, despite being so capable, repeatedly outmaneuvered by the villainous second female lead? What was the villainous second female lead's motive for kidnapping the female lead? Was it just to wait for the male lead to rescue her? Why include an amnesia plot? And why pretend not to remember after regaining her memory? This novel neglects essential plot points while including a ton of unnecessary ones. In short, it's filled with a lot of unnecessary and verbose writing, failing to grasp the main points and failing to understand what the reader wants to read.

I absolutely love this book!!! It was enjoyable to eat dog food for a while; Eating it all the time is so satisfying!!! I'm begging for extra chapters!!! (This is my first comment, I'm quite excited, please forgive me.)