My Sugar Daddy Is a Powerful Tycoon

This novel is highly recommended. The female lead, while in college, orchestrated a pregnancy for her cousin and grandmother, resulting in quadruplets. Years later, she makes a powerful comeback. The supporting female character tries everything to break up the main couple, but fails to win over the male lead and become the new female lead. Just as the two are heading towards happiness, the male lead is injected with a drug that causes him to lose his memory. He appears aloof and aloof, but is actually the female lead's ultimate devoted follower, unwavering in his feelings for her even with amnesia. He's a devoted fan, but not a pervert. The main couple is mutually attracted, flirting and doting on each other. The plot is engaging and sweet; those who enjoy devoted male leads can jump right in.

I couldn't stand watching anymore; it was too long-winded. What should have been a simple matter had been misunderstanding after misunderstanding.

It's really good!! I've only watched half of it, but I highly recommend everyone to watch it.

It's so beautiful!

The plot is rather drawn out. Besides, it would have been more realistic to write it as twins; why insist on making it quadruplets? It just looks fake.

I think this book is incredibly well-written. It's a sweet and romantic story, but the female lead suffers a lot, constantly being schemed against. However, it gets much better later on. The plot is exciting, full of twists and turns, and the writing is beautiful and the sentences flow smoothly. There are occasional typos, but overall it's excellent. Before reading this book, I was reading "Don't Make Trouble, Mr. Bo" and I found it quite heartbreaking!

Well, at first, it seemed pretty good. After all, it was my first time reading a novel about a woman giving birth to four babies, and I quite liked it. But when I got to the second or third chapter, I realized the author couldn't even distinguish the male and female leads' surnames, and there were a lot of clichéd lines, like "Woman, you've successfully caught my attention," and "Woman, you're doomed." I just don't understand, couldn't they just remove the word "woman"? How many novels and TV dramas like this has the author watched? Is it because they wrote it like this in their novel? Anyway, I thought this novel was just so-so, nothing special.

The plot is a bit boring. It feels like there's nothing much to write besides the main character recognizing her mother. It's just absurd.

I'm absolutely speechless about the female lead. She's so slow and indecisive, it's incredibly frustrating. She doesn't consider the male lead's feelings at all, constantly accusing him of stealing her child, and doesn't even bother to check if he knows the truth. At first, she said she could give it a try, but later it turned into revenge, which is just ridiculous. I suggest you don't watch it (this is just my personal opinion, please don't attack me). Sisters, avoid this!

Putting everything else aside, there are just too many typos; I can't even read it.