It’s not enough to say I Like this story or enjoyed it…to simply put it..I Love this book! The character development is written beautifully. And you’d be able to feel and understand the characters emotions so well. I can’t wait to read more of the authors stories in the future!
Great story
I need to know what happened with the pregnancy between his ex gf and his brother.
Is there another book after this, hate it when it gets so interesting and then just stops!
if Jane doesn't get a grip I'll buy a gun.........this is awesome
I quit reading werewolf stories long ago, but I started reading this as I have read all your books.
I must say I am loving this!!!!! Great job as always!!
Really enjoyed this story. I read it once it was all completed. It would be nice if the author did bonus Epilogues in the future or a spin off novel. I feel like these characters could make a whole series.
I am hooked. I hope it will regularly update.
Okay so let me just say this—Qin Yunchuan is NOT what I expected at all. Everyone keeps calling him a living Yama, right? Ruthless, merciless, the big bad president of the Qin Group. But the second he finds Mianmian, what does he do? His eyes literally redden and he looks like he's about to cry. Like, the contrast is everything. Here's this terrifying business man who can probably destroy companies with a phone call, and the moment he sees his little sister's bleeding wrists, he's falling apart. That's when I knew this sibling bond was going to be the real heart of this story. And then there's Gu Xu—oh my god, Gu Xu is such a fun character. He's this sharp-dressed doctor who gets immediately put in his place by Mianmian calling him "Uncle" instead of "Brother." The way Qin Yunchuan just casually drops "my Mianmian is a looks person with high standards" while Gu Xu is standing right there? Brutal. But honestly, watching him slowly warm up to Mianmian was adorable. Pinching her cheek, taking sneaky photos of her eating, getting genuinely offended when Second Aunt Qin scolds her—it's like he forgot he was ever annoyed about the "Uncle" thing. But the real villain energy? Second Aunt Qin and Qin Tongtong. The mother-daughter duo who literally orchestrated the kidnapping and then showed up at the house like they owned the place. The scene where they're walking in arrogantly and the servants are scolding them? Chef's kiss. And then Qin Tongtong screaming when she sees Mianmian alive in her room—pure comedic gold. Though I'm not entirely convinced they're just some petty relatives. Kidnapping a three-year-old to steal her room? That's next-level crazy. Who are they really working for?
Good book indeed
good one there!
moving on. can't stand the slow update.