Their relationship is so twisted but charming. Already love it.
I really loved the easy flow of this book. A few typos, but easily understandable.
Perfect timing for the sequel.. I can see this one will be as good as the first one already .
Love this novel. Can’t wait for the next update!
Great book, nice cover and an amazing blurb. What more is a reader looking for? Great job Author??
I love it so much Claire her confidence is perfect I always want to read a book where the female lead is dominant. author I love you for that leave your insta. .........don't break my heart...... Claire must stay stronger.
I am really excited about the part where they will be confessing together
This book is magically amusing, always keeping me the edge but I like it.
5 Bintang untuk yang terbaik darimu, salam semangat dari 'Cursed' ❤️?✌️
very interesting love story but twisted..can not wait to read what will happen next...patiently waoting for next update..
I need to talk about Song Cili because this character is doing SO MUCH with very little screen time. The moment he looks at that gray rabbit and asks 'You hunted this with a bow and arrow?' — that's it, I'm done. He's the first person in this entire story who actually LOOKS at Su Meier and sees something she doesn't want seen. Think about it: everyone else sees either a spoiled captain's daughter or a clumsy farm worker. But Song Cili notices the precision of the kill, the fact that one rabbit was shot through the heart while another was deliberately wounded. He pieces together that this isn't luck. And his response? He doesn't gush or praise her — he just quietly negotiates the trade and says he'll come to her house at eight. That restraint is everything. It's the opposite of Shen Jianyang, who is basically drooling over her and immediately trying to barter his own body for a dead rabbit. The contrast between these two men is so sharp it hurts. Shen Jianyang is all surface — he sees a pretty girl with rabbits and his brain goes straight to 'how do I get food from her.' Song Cili sees the same girl and his brain goes to 'what is she actually capable of.' I also love the dynamic with Mother Liang. The scene where she secretly brings Su Meier a boiled egg and rubber bands, whispering that 'your father knows too,' is one of the most tender moments in this batch. It's a mother who understands her daughter's secret project and chooses to enable it rather than stop her. That's not traditional maternal behavior in these kinds of stories — usually the mom is the voice of reason telling the girl to behave. Here, Mother Liang is basically an accomplice. And then there's Fang Zhaodi, who represents the kind of female rivalry that always shows up when a new person enters a group. 'She's slow herself, drags everyone down' — Ouch. But Huang Yurong's response ('she's new, we should be understanding') and Jiang Honglian's offer to help later show that not all the women are hostile. The social ecosystem at the threshing ground is actually really nuanced. Su Meier is navigating a minefield of class tension (she's a captain's daughter doing manual labor), gender expectations (pampered girls aren't supposed to be this capable), and her own hidden agenda (hunting while pretending to work). Every conversation she has is layered with things unsaid.
This proves to be more engaging than I initially anticipated. The concept stands out, distinctive even among the myriad works found here and elsewhere. Despite the potential for repetition with eight more installments, the narrative flow is commendable. The character progression of the main character (MC) demonstrates their resourcefulness in leveraging their unique ability to反转局势, aligning well with the title. The drama is intense, and the suspense, particularly surrounding the紧迫ness of the situation, fuels the story's momentum. I eagerly anticipate the unfolding twists and turns in this captivating tale.