so far it is very interesting and I am excited to find pit more about the Lycan King and if he chooses her or not!!
really love this story ...
anything?....
I've read a few stories from this author but this short story was disappointing. The ML is a sniffing rapist and the FL is weak, yet understandable considering he's so disgusting. A lot of loose ends and contractdictory actions from both. I'm not a fan of short stories if this is the result.
Love it ?
nice story, love reading it ...
oh please Joshua you're the most stupid man
It's brilliant. The way Lester tries try to show his love for Angel will move your heart.
But who knows all of his actions were just a lie.
Oh, my, I really desperate to see the end of their relationship..
110 chapters? what the what lol
This is one of the different and interesting Lucifer's book I never read. it's different from the other plots o have read. ride on author, can't wait for more chaptees
Interesting. Want to read more chapters! Can't wait!
Let me just say this upfront: Song Honglian is the kind of antagonist who makes you physically angry. Not because she's dramatic or over-the-top, but because she's calculating. She didn't sleep all night waiting to see the three newcomers collapse. She stamped her foot in jealousy when they walked away refreshed. She couldn't even get out of bed on her second day and now these girls are eating dry buns like it's nothing and she has NOTHING to do about it. The stakes here are so layered. On the surface, it's a dormitory feud—someone being mean, someone standing up for themselves. But Du Meiting literally escalates it to "undermining the enthusiasm for supporting construction" and "disrupting the unity of workers and peasants." In this world, that's not hyperbole. That's a weapon. That's the kind of accusation that can ruin your life. Song Honglian knows this, which is why she's forced to apologize even though she's seething inside. And Wanru! This sweet, gentle girl who Song Honglian clearly thought would be the easiest target—"the easiest to bully" according to Guren—just quietly dismantles her with a misunderstanding about the word "hook up" that leaves Song Honglian speechless. The irony is delicious. Song Honglian spent years building power through manipulation and gossip, and she gets taken down by someone who genuinely doesn't understand the insults being thrown at her. But the real tension isn't just between these women. It's Lu Yao's scar, the rumors about him being a "traitor," the fact that he's been criticized for years and now this beautiful girl is falling for him. Every moment they're together carries the weight of potential scandal. That's what makes the ending so tense—even sharing an egg feels dangerous.