Stealing Joy in Broad Daylight

I really like the male lead. He's domineering and a bit of a yandere, constantly pushing his own boundaries for the female lead, tolerating everything without limits—even enduring her drugging him to death. The female lead, on the other hand, is a bit complicated. She carries a heavy psychological burden, constantly pushing the boundaries of what's right, ultimately saving no one.

It took me 23 days to finally finish reading it (I read books a bit too slowly). La la la, here to write a book review (this is my first time writing one, so I don't have much experience, and my writing isn't very good either, so there might be typos). Book Title: Daytime Pleasure Author: Jiang Tang

The male lead is well-developed; he's rebellious, intelligent, and quick-witted, able to see through people's hearts at a glance. In contrast, the female lead becomes somewhat foolish later on. Although she's portrayed as filial, it's never confirmed that the male lead killed her father. She completely disregards his feelings, his love for her, and the extent of his sacrifices and tolerance.

It's really good! I really like the male lead; he's domineering yet gentle. I love it!

Every time the female lead encounters difficulties, she neither asks for help nor tries to solve them; she just silently agrees to go back to the male supporting character's lair to prepare to offer herself, and then puts on a show of refusing to submit even at the cost of her virginity. Every time she's about to lose her virginity, the male lead appears out of nowhere. Then she goes to coax him back. This repetitive plot is really exhausting to watch.

This male lead is my type.

The male lead, Lou Xiao, is a typical crazy and domineering boss [yandere + overbearing]. His eccentric personality and forceful methods make everyone around him afraid to mess with him (I love him so much 😍). However, when facing the female lead, he shows his affectionate and gentle side (love arises unexpectedly and deepens deeply).

To be fair, the author's writing skills are quite good. Whether it's everyday interactions or climactic moments, the author handles them well, creating a great atmosphere and writing smoothly without any awkward or unreadable sections. Then there's the character design. First, the male lead—I really like him! He's a typical example of someone who talks more than he acts.

The female lead is so indecisive! She's already got over 500 photos and still hasn't confessed. Is it really that hard to say? Since things are already like this, just telling the male lead would make things easier. It's a lose-lose situation anyway; all this misunderstanding is so annoying. I'll wait until the misunderstandings are cleared up before I continue watching! It's so depressing to watch.

Warning: The female lead's personality is extremely low, worse than pork. She's self-deprecating and extremely love-obsessed. If you dislike this type of female lead, you can skip this game.