The Tyrant Can Read Minds, and Every Night He Cuddles Me and Begs for Kisses

The "wife-chasing-after-the-cremation" type isn't my type. Both characters are virgins, but the male lead was disgusting at the beginning!

The plot is melodramatic and poorly written. The male lead can't even find out anything and seems completely brainless. The female lead is the same; she immediately contradicts the original character's established personality upon transmigrating, yet she still considers herself a modern woman, acting as if she's somehow superior.

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It's great! I recommend it to my fellow readers. Five-star review!

The male protagonist in this book is practically brainless; a simple search would reveal this, yet he stubbornly accuses the female protagonist of being utterly naive and lacking any common sense. The female protagonist, knowing she can't kill him, still provokes him. The entire story is utterly nonsensical, and yet they manage to reconcile after all this? He nearly strangles the female protagonist several times over a concubine—it's truly baffling.

At first I thought the author wrote very well, but later I found it to be terribly bad.

I like the female lead's personality. Unlike some female leads who explode when they find out the male lead has mind-reading abilities, she is very rational. The male lead is genuinely adorably arrogant and childish. He seems to be a complete novice in love and doesn't know anything. It's just a pity that the ending was a bit of a letdown!

I have to say it's really good 😘😘

I thought the beginning was great, but the end wasn't so good.

This is the fourteenth book I've finished reading. Overall, it's quite good, but the latter part is mostly about war, which made it a bit confusing. The ending felt a bit rushed.