daxn
First book was great. How often will the second one be updated. Currently I’ve read till Chapter 13. 10/15
Hi
I like this book. When is the next update
The update is too slow ..can you pls update new chapters
This’s crazy this book can’t just end like that I hope it continues or Get part 2 if not it’s a trash story then
This is a really interesting story. I love how the story unfolds. Can't wait for more chapters to be updated.
Iyoh Mapula hope you'll make a right decision
Received the first lesson of the story.should live my life to the fullest , won't be settling down ....all along have been wondering why women who are in a toxic relationship don't leave the relationship now I get it ...
this was one of my fav novel in this app but after reading more than a thousand chapters I decided to stop this nonsense I spent so much money hoping to get a good ending for the main lead but as of now I don't see any of it ... author are you not tired of torturing the couple yet?well I am so goodby
Great book
I need to talk about the door. The DOOR in this entire sequence is doing so much heavy lifting and I am HERE for it. You've got this physical barrier between Jiang Youwan and Huo Jinchen, and it's not just a plot device—it's a metaphor for everything. Outside the door: the ex-boyfriend kneeling, begging, performing his version of devotion. Inside the door: the uncle holding her, claiming her, whispering in her ear. The door is the thin line between who she was and who she's becoming. And the descriptions! The author really knows how to paint a scene. Let me quote this because it's gorgeous: "His tall figure blocked the light, casting his profile at the edge of shadow and brightness into even deeper relief." That single sentence tells you everything about Huo Linyuan—he exists in this liminal space, neither fully light nor fully dark, morally ambiguous and visually stunning. The shadow and brightness imagery mirrors the entire situation: this relationship is happening in the gray area between right and wrong. Then there's the housekeeper scene at the end, which is such a brilliant worldbuilding moment. This "auntie" isn't just random staff—she's a senior housekeeper who's been managing Huo Linyuan's household since he returned to the country. The detail about the 45-degree Celsius water, the temperature-controlled dispenser, the fact that she knows Mr. Huo better than anyone in the family—these small details build a world that feels lived-in and real. This isn't just a romance backdrop; it's a functioning household with hierarchy, history, and people who have opinions. The atmosphere throughout is thick with tension. Every scene feels like it's holding its breath. The alcohol on Huo Linyuan's breath, the muffled sounds through the door, the way Jiang Youwan's hand trembles before she knocks—that's all sensory detail that puts you right there in the room.
I want to read about dabria's and what happened to Zeus.
this story feels intence
