It was a pretty interesting story. I didn’t like how the words of the songs were in it though. When you’re paying per chapter they take up toI many pages of one chapter. But other than that it was pretty cool
Kept my attention.
it is a nice book
I can’t believe the BSP stories have come to an end!!! From the first to this last book, I have loved every single story, every cliffhanger, every HEA!!! Cassandra M is an amazing writer and I’m hoping there will be a 3rd generation book release, even if it’s a short story to show more clarity!!!
Not bad, but took forever to finish writing it
So this Story' holds a Millions mysteries, but all of the laid out in such a great way. You made up an icreadible story, So passion.
author I'm sorry but your story is going way too slow atleast give us 2 chapters a day whenever you update and please try to make early i understand you must have your reason but then you should tell us the day when you gonna update the chapters...
such a good book!! by far the best book on this app!!
love love love it .........
isnt this author amazing? a reader ask for more updates and their it is the author granted..what else can u ask for? great plot with updates daily...wow..totally amazing
I will highly recommend this one to all...you can blindly trust on this.. I am so happy with today update.
Let me just say this: Yu Xiu is a piece of work. A absolute piece. The moment he walks in, the narration makes it clear — he's resentful, insecure, and deeply bitter about his late wife overshadowing him. And now his daughter looks exactly like her mother? That's not fatherly pride, that's trauma triggering. The contrast with how he treats Xianzhu is brutal. One daughter gets gentle strokes and whispered apologies; the other gets called ill-mannered for not bowing fast enough. But here's what actually got me — Yu Sangsang's interaction with the mausoleum attendants. Old Wang, the gaunt nurse, the gardener, the cook. These people raised her when her own father abandoned her at three years old. And her response? A genuine bow, sincere gratitude, blessings for their futures. She could have been cold and distant, but she isn't. That says everything about who she is versus who her father is. The author is building this moral contrast so sharply I can practically hear the soundtrack. And Yu Sangsang's line — "Never had a father to teach me" — when he scolds her for lacking manners? Chef's kiss. That's not rude, that's a factual indictment. Fourteen years. He chose not to come. Don't blame the child for the parent's absence.