They're Just Targets to Win Over, So Why Are My Brothers Taking It Seriously?

It feels like the ending was a little rushed.

2025.12.22 Finished Spreading Flowers. I started reading this article from more than 60 chapters. I really felt a sense of attachment, but the ending was a bit rushed. I wish Bai Shu's future will be better.

The author is great, not enough

I really enjoyed watching it at first, but then I started to feel a bit weird as I watched it. It felt like every passerby was part of the play between the heroine and the hero. It was a bit strange, and the character of the heroine was that of a sober heroine, but she seemed to be strategizing on the surface, but in fact it was of no use.

[Multiple male protagonists + all the members are dank male ghosts + Xiong Jing Shura Field + male protagonist Quan Jie + heartthrob] Heroine: Bai Shu ❗️I thought it was just a step-by-step system strategy game. The heroine circled between several male protagonists with the mentality of completing the task. All the approaches were purposeful, just for fun, but never sincere. But the joke of fate is that the actors are always awake, but the theatergoers are all involved. Business emperors, top movie stars, scientific research gods... All of them are cold-hearted bosses who are willing to fall into a relationship that begins with a mission. They are paranoid, possessive, and desperate to pursue it. Beyond the pull of the Shura Field, everyone's unknown softness is hidden. When mission and sincerity collide, pretense and affection are entangled, and the heroine is trapped between the system mission and hot love. The story is not only about a bloody battle, but also about the madness of running in one direction. It is a game that begins with strategy and ends with sincerity. The more you read, the more you get addicted. Male protagonist 1: Huo Ling, business emperor Second male lead: Qi Yan, the top actor Male protagonist three: Gu Yanshen, a technology tycoon Male Protagonist 4: Jiang Yan, a scientific research genius Male Protagonist 5: Andrew, this is the prince → king

It's really beautiful! So horny! My waist no longer hurts, my legs no longer hurt, and my heart no longer beats (o^^o) I will follow the author to the death! (≧∇≦)

It's really good-looking and progresses quickly. I like this one, but I don't like the other ones that keep hanging on. Although this one is unrealistic, I like Jiang Yan in it very much. It's a very novel setting.

For personal reasons, I really hate the male protagonist Huo, who embarrasses the female protagonist and pesters her to have an affair. The heroine is also like this and still keeps eating. After clinging to her grandmother, her assets will definitely be indispensable, and she uses a far-fetched excuse (she can't bear to part with the money) to let Huo Moumou act like a monster. I gave up when I saw the kidnapping. The heroine had already escaped and the kidnapper was about to run away. She insisted on performing an inexplicable heroic rescue of the beauty, and then took this opportunity to seek benefits. I was so frustrated.

Even a very picky person like me would enjoy watching it

To sum it up in one word, it's awkward… I quit after reading more than 200 chapters.