Help! I Really Didn't Flirt with the Boss

It looks great! The male lead had been plotting against the female lead for a long time, starting five years before she was about to enter that abyss. He even split himself into two to pursue her, and he prepared everything from her initial talent to other things. You could say he really dotes on her!

Well, it looks good, but it's too short. The romantic relationship between the male and female leads seemed inexplicable at first, but the author explained it later. To give you a little spoiler, Parker is described as neither weak nor very strong.

The female lead's acquired skills are absolutely amazing, always surprising people. It seems to focus more on her career; there's not much romance. The female lead is very intelligent.

Putting aside the messy plot The author's portrayal and attitude towards female characters are terrible. They're labeled with all sorts of tags—brainless, selfish, weak—as if all of this is to highlight the female lead. In the second instance, the girl on the roller coaster thanked the female lead normally, but the female lead didn't respond.

I initially clicked on this page because of the cover, and then I found the description quite good, so I kept reading. Each story segment is rather short, but they're all pretty good... Rather than being an infinite flow story, this is more like a fairy tale. There's not much scheming or intrigue; the romance between a player and the big boss is so sweet. It's quite a novel experience for someone new to this genre. 🌸🌸

It's not as good as Su Qingyu's; it reads like something written by a primary or middle school student. It really does resemble the writing style of my students.

The author really likes to focus on female rivalry... Everything else is fine, oh wait, the plot is a bit confusing, I didn't quite understand it (probably a personal issue, let's ignore that). I still really enjoy the interactions between the male and female leads.

Beautiful 🌸 Recommended

I finished watching it very quickly. The female lead is intelligent and capable, making it very watchable and funny. The teammates cooperate well and trust each other; there's no betrayal or melodrama. The romance also progresses smoothly, from the initial rose-giving to the final happy ending. Qi Yu: Let us clear the level! Otherwise I...

It's actually quite good, but the further you go, the less you understand it. You two fall in love, resurrect someone, and then a bunch of cannon fodder die. As invaders, you make others suffer for you—it's truly love above all else, regardless of others' lives. The female lead's romantic subplot is inexplicable; they're not even from the same species resurrecting the boss...