Thank you. The very good story
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This book is great,the storyline is wonderful
Worth to read
its sooo beautiful sooo elegant..just like a Wow ..please dont miss it guys
Best part of the story is the great villain because her stepmother is evil and smart effective and not like other shallow villain. It's like she is the same with Veronica. Their relationship is deep. Her revenge plans are justified. The main focus is her but the curse of Sebastian is intriguing also
Definitely worth the read!...
One of the amazing books I have read so far on this app
There's a lot going on beneath the surface of this text and I want to unpack some of it. The underwear thing. Okay, hear me out. Xie Junyi stealing Chi Anyu's underwear isn't just a joke or a fetish moment—it's symbolic of possession and intimacy. He's taking something deeply personal, something that touches Chi Anyu's skin, and keeping it close. The system calls him a pervert, but the narrative frames it as something more complex. This is a man who can't touch the person he wants, so he takes the next best thing. The underwear is a proxy for intimacy, and the fact that Chi Anyu notices it's disappearing "more and more" means he's starting to understand something is off even if he can't name it. The lilies and roses in the backyard are another loaded symbol. Chi Anyu replaced lilies with roses because he didn't like the lilies. This is a young man reshaping his environment to match his taste, asserting control over his space. But the ditch remains—a wound in the ground where something used to grow. Bai Jin's sinister plan forms near this ditch, and I can't help but think the author is saying something about how Chi Anyu's attempts to control his world are already creating vulnerabilities. Then there's the card. Father Chi cutting off Chi Anyu's card is the ultimate symbol of power in this family. Money is control, and when Chi Anyu has to go back and negotiate, he's admitting that his father still holds the leash. But the negotiation itself is also a kind of growth—he's learning to play the game instead of just throwing tantrums. The most powerful symbol though is the acting. "Sometimes, even he can't tell what's real and what's just acting." Chi Anyu is performing the role of the villain throughout this entire novel, but the performance is leaking. He's becoming the person he's pretending to be, or maybe he's discovering that the person underneath the performance is someone entirely different. The novel keeps asking: who is Chi Anyu when no one's watching? And the answer seems to be "someone who's very much alive and very much in love with the wrong person."
Excellent story
dahlia is a piece of art