Please do some. More chapters I’m waiting
chapter 78 and 76 are same. pls correct it
I love it! When is the next update coming in?
amazing unnid
wow it seems interesting
totally love this book!
So good!!!
Great book, wish the author would make a series out of it. As I wasn’t ready for it to end!
There is no actual end to the story. Makes no sense.
I’m hooked on this Mafia story! The chemistry between Chica Bella and Luca is magnetic—you won’t want to put it down. I just hope Luca treats her right as things unfold. Author, please update more chapters—it’s worth every read!
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Let me just say this upfront: Chu Xuan feeding Han Duoduo isn't just a cute moment. It's a calculated move, and the fact that he's tracking the probability data like a scientist running experiments makes him fascinating. The system is clear: feed Han Duoduo, get BUFFs. But what's interesting is how he's testing the boundaries. First it was just Han Duoduo, 50% trigger rate. Then he expanded to all three—Han Duoduo, Liu Qi, Han Zi'ang—and now he's collecting data. 'At least 10 times before the data would be valid.' This is a guy who treats human relationships as variables in an equation. That's either cold or brilliant, probably both. But here's what got me: Han Duoduo's reaction when he's looking at her. '???' She's shy. She's wondering if he's looking at her a certain way. And he's thinking about winning the jackpot every day. The gap between his internal monologue and her interpretation is comedy gold, but it's also touching. She's a real person to him, even if he's optimizing the relationship. The family dynamics with Han Zi'ang and Liu Qi are subtle but important. They're not just side characters who eat the apples—they're people who haven't had real fruit in over a decade. Liu Qi's memory of eating apples as a child on the surface, before the Cataclysm, adds depth. He was preferential status but still didn't get special food allocation. That tells you something about the hierarchy. And the advisor relationship! Three lychees as a New Year's gift, returned with a Crunchy Shark bar. The advisor hides it in the fridge to eat slowly. This is how relationships work in this world—small gestures, mutual understanding, no grand speeches. The fact that Chu Xuan gives two lychees and one bar to his astrophysics advisor shows he's building alliances strategically, but there's genuine respect underneath. The relationship with his dead parents is mentioned in passing but carries weight. 'Even if they had died in service, those relationships were not completely severed.' He's living off their legacy, and that's both a comfort and a burden. The text doesn't dwell on grief, but it's there.