A Love in an Absolutely Impossible Love Triangle

Today is July 19th, 2018, and I've been reading this book for a month or two now. From the summer when I first started reading it to the spring now, if I had to describe what kind of book it is, I would definitely say: it's a book about an ordinary guy in the real world who rises from humble beginnings to become a rich second-generation heir and then builds a harem (lol). First, regarding the character development, throughout the book, whether it's the spoiled, willful, innocent, and adorable childhood sweetheart Ye Xiao, the highly intelligent and occasionally coquettish younger sister Luo Yuehan, the gentle and charming yet exceptionally clever Ye Xi, or even the innocent, lively, and slightly cunning Lan Ke'er who gave the male protagonist his first love experience, they all make you...

I really like your writing style and the way you present the characters' dialogues. Those conversations, with their implied meanings and layers of meaning, are quite enjoyable to read, unlike the typical mundane dialogues in most novels that feel boring and easily skipped. It would be even better if you didn't add narration to explain the dialogue afterward. Instead of guessing a character's inner thoughts and other personality traits through concise dialogue, you just wrote the rest yourself. I also really appreciate how you use a female perspective to highlight the characters' personalities. Having read the female perspective...

I've said twice that I'd write a long review, but I'm sorry I'm postponing it this time… Some of my immature opinions on this work in the comments are just my personal views, and I hope they can spark some discussion. If there's anything inappropriate, just take it with a grain of salt. After finishing Qiu Juan, to be honest, when I first saw this book, I just thought it was a typical formulaic story. The familiar, indifferent mother, the familiar tsundere and unreasonable childhood friend, oh, and another younger sister—another clingy loli who treats her long-lost brother as her true love. Combined with the overall setting of SF, I had already completely imagined the rest of the plot… Okay, let's get to that…

23 Years later, while looking back at the bottom of my bookshelf, I suddenly saw this book.

Is this a show with two male leads? I'm totally confused.

The change in perspective in Volume 2 left me a bit confused. Can anyone who's finished reading it tell me who the female lead is?

The content of Volume Two completely baffled me. It doesn't follow the ending of Volume One at all; the transitions were too abrupt! Why did the perspective change? Who's the protagonist now?! I'm quitting!

It's well-written, but I don't have the money to read it.

No, I think watching Battle Through the Heavens is childish, but why do I also watch The Arrival of the Holy Son...?

Sigh, almost two years have passed in the blink of an eye. While idly rereading the chapters, I realized that back in the first chapter, the author felt guilty about delaying updates. And now? Where's the pinned comment that lets you read leaked chapters? Sigh... Oh well, with the pandemic and studying abroad already, good luck to me.