The Wolfish CEO Must Keep Himself in Check

How could a powerful and influential CEO be completely outmaneuvered by a scheming young woman? It's baffling how he couldn't see through her not-so-clever tactics.

It was boring, I read it in a dragging, skipping around. Only the first chapter was engaging; I really regretted reading the rest.

It's barely legible, but there are too many typos.

Some parts of it have very poor logic, but it feels comfortable.

You're making this up, editor! The old man woke up, and instead of asking how he fell, you went to the company.

Suddenly I don't want to watch anymore; I hate things that are unclear.

It's enjoyable without being cloying, it has a plot, an ending, and a beginning; it would be even better if it were a little sweeter.

Lian Chen enjoys playing the third male lead; even knowing the female lead is married, he still tries to get close to her again and again.

The male lead is so useless; he doesn't even know how many bad things the innocent-looking woman has done. It's so unrealistic.

I highly recommend it, it's really good.