His Addiction

The author's writing is so powerful; Liang Jinmo and Xu Zhi are destined to be together. He was orphaned and helpless in his childhood and could not find meaning in life. It was that timid little girl who saved him and told him to wait a little longer. She said that one day he would meet someone who cared about him and liked him. He would make friends, maybe get married, and have his own children.

Many people say the female lead is too weak, but it's hard to be psychologically strong when you grow up in a family that favors sons over daughters, where parents argue constantly and you're unloved by your parents. It's precisely because of the lack of love between her parents, coupled with the second male lead's repeated distrust and the hurt he inflicts on her after starting a relationship…

The male and female leads, the second male lead, and even some of the more villainous characters are all well-developed, each with their own stance and perspective on the events. The overall plot flows smoothly, and although there are tragic events involving the main characters, there aren't overly heart-wrenching moments, making for a very enjoyable reading experience. 👍🏼

I'm not sure about Seven Cats' rating system. An 8-point book is just as good as a 9-point one. It's super good; I've read as many chapters as there are currently. There aren't any clichéd plot points. Author, please keep updating! Otherwise, there won't be enough to read.

Chen Gou is so handsome! In so many books, the male lead abuses the female lead because of misunderstandings, treating her like dirt for his "white moonlight." But even with the initial misunderstandings, Chen Gou couldn't bear to hurt Ruan Ruan! He's all talk and no action, but he's soft-hearted. The moment Ruan Ruan fainted, he was the first to rush to her side and hold her.

This is so good! I originally only read completed books, but I accidentally fell into this beautiful pit! Ahhhh, I actually followed it all the way to the end, only to find out that the author hasn't finished updating it yet... I'm so sad!

Having finished reading the whole thing, let me give my review of Ruan Ruan (I just finished reading about Ruan Shuyi and Chen Lin, so the impression is still quite strong). It's actually quite well-written. I was really scared while reading because I thought Ruan Ruan would die from leukemia, fearing that Chen Lin and she would have a bad ending. Thankfully, the ending is happy 🥹🥹

The plot is quite dramatic and full of twists and turns. Even amidst the melodramatic elements, it manages to weave in a lot of thought-provoking content. This novel is truly amazing. While I didn't personally experience much similarity or resonance, it still offered many insights and reflections. Initially, I was captivated by the protagonists' love story.

I stumbled upon this novel while slacking off at work. At first, I found it rather bland. The second male lead's infatuation, perhaps due to novelty, made him forget his hidden feelings for the female lead. Habit is important, but I also felt he only saw her as a younger sister, which was quite selfish. The characterization was very vivid, with repeated struggles and entanglements.

It's so good! It's not one of those mindless wish-fulfillment novels; it has a bit of an ensemble cast, with each character deeply portrayed, showing change and growth. The writing is delicate, and the logic is superb! It's the best romance novel I've ever read!