You All Chase the Campus Beauty? The Lovesick Heiress Is Chasing Me Instead

Towards the end, it felt like most of the scenes between the male lead and Wen Wan involved sex. However, overall it was quite perfect; both the character development and the plot were very well written.

The relationship ended abruptly and inexplicably. After only two meetings, he accepted the advances of a strange woman, even manipulating himself into believing she liked him terribly. They slept together, had breakfast, and nothing else happened. Without any prior setup or context, he started dreaming about the future, even saying he didn't mind being a kept man.

It's a good watch, but the many beautiful girls who inexplicably like the male lead are really annoying. You have to admit, the protagonist's halo is too strong. It's just too strong.

It's very well written, perfectly capturing the possessiveness and madness of a yandere, and also vividly portraying the male lead's love for the female lead.

The content is excellent. The power struggles between the two families and their young mistresses, as well as the ruthless actions of the eldest son, are all incredibly intense. The intricate, step-by-step chess game is quite thrilling. It's a very good novel, and I highly recommend it. The author's career and personal life have reached a terrifying peak.

The biggest problem with this book is its flawed values. The female lead is far too ruthless and cruel. Once she sets her sights on a target, she destroys her rival's family and leaves her with countless karmic burdens. The sickly rich woman, Ruan Nianxi, is nowhere near as ruthless as Biantai.

Later on, it lost the feeling of the beginning; there was too little romance.

It's awkward.

Beautiful, beautiful

Needless to say, it looks great!!