Sprinkling Sugar on Lord He's Heart

I like both the female and male leads, although it's a bit angsty, but it's my type. Anyway, I'm definitely going to finish this book this summer.

The title and content don't match! Adding a touch of icing sugar makes me feel really uncomfortable. I'm currently on chapter four and am thinking of dropping the story.

It's a bit melodramatic, but I didn't see any "sweet romance." The male lead is once again playing the role of a "lifesaver" to a vicious female supporting character, a scheming and manipulative adopted sister. The male lead doesn't seem to notice her cunning; he neither initiates nor rejects her advances. Even after the male lead and the vicious female supporting character get engaged, when she proposes to have a relationship with him, the male lead thinks it makes sense. But when the female lead actually sees it, he regrets it. According to the female lead, the male lead is a masochist.

I don't really like photos with children. There are only 100-odd photos with children, and there are over 300 photos with children. Although I do mind, I won't look at them.

This novel is great. The male and female leads have many misunderstandings, but they are all resolved. The female lead is also very successful in her career, and the male lead learns about his true parentage. They also have a lovely child.

It's terrible. I suggest changing the male lead; he's too infuriating.

According to the report, the male lead is two-timing; I don't like that.

This isn't sweet romance, this is torture!

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The male lead is such a jerk; he's engaged to the second female lead while sleeping with the female lead.