bro please update more chapters ?????......
I usually love wish fulfillment type novels but this one just felt so... dull. If you enjoy slice of life you might like this but this ain't for me. I feel like I'm reading a face slapping novel but the only face getting slapped is mine for expecting anything to happen.I really enjoyed it until the author tried to introduce some sort of relationship development in chapter 10 using some cheesy plot that felt like it was copied straight out of some movie. I don't think it was particularly bad, but I just felt it unfolded totally unnaturally.At this point the hype died for me and I realized there's literally only two characters in the novel that even mattered, as if the other characters exist just for the sake of it. The injured teacher and other students who were helping were skimmed over in a few paragraphs without dialogue and even the MC's ex appears when he's on a date for no reason and has zero interaction or significance.So far, it just feels like the MC is going around flaunting his own wealth to himself and that's all.
hahahha im enjoying all these butthurt feminist here seething because the novel is not what they wanted
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the mc reincarnated into a loser whose is getting ntred, but my problem is that the reincarnater is not much better.he is also unconfident pussy, i would've liked a chapter or more in the previous world for a better look at the mc since the mc and the previous inhabitant of his body are way too similar. also since the doesn't really care for his new friends, the ntr doesn't really affect him much, i think you should've gone with the original character that got ntred rather than a reincarnater that has no connection to other people.
Awesome nice to read , very interesting story, English good, story plot getting better, no regret reading it, the flow of story is exiting and wanting to keep on reading
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using the Chinese name instead of the English name is confusing. anyone his first meet with Shania? what chapter?
Solid novel ruined by the author trying too hard to force meaningful character development by having a flawed mc at the start. Character development is good, but making mc do so much stupid stuff early on so he can improve later is really annoying.
This story is layered with the idea of disguise and hidden identity, and it's not just about Wen Yan presenting as a boy. That's the surface-level reading, sure, but there's so much more happening beneath it. Wen Yan is disguised as her dead brother. She's living someone else's life, someone else's dream. Her mother looks at her and sees the late son's face. "Madam Fu's eyes dimmed. She stared blankly at her daughter's face, which looked so much like her late son's." That line hit me hard. Wen Yan isn't just hiding her gender—she's hiding her own identity entirely, performing someone who no longer exists. The imperial exams were her brother's dying wish, and she's fulfilling it, but at what cost to herself? Then there's Fu Zheng, who appears ascetic and devoid of desire in public but is completely transformed in private. His disguise isn't about gender—it's about the mask of propriety he wears as a successful scholar-official. The aphrodisiac strips that away, literally and figuratively. The jade pendant is another symbol worth noting. It's a token of responsibility, a promise made in the dark. In a world where everyone is performing roles and hiding truths, that pendant is something real—a tangible object that represents a moment of honesty between two people who usually wear masks. And the body itself becomes a site of hidden truth. The scraped knees, the marks on the neck, the aching back—all physical evidence of what happened that Wen Yan must conceal. Her body knows what her social identity denies.
I don’t understand why it taking so long when she has no other book ongoing? It’s annoying waiting for updates. :(