/ Urban / 少爺可逆
Synopsis
After finding her sister in bed with her fiancee on her wedding day, Alix, the young mistress to the Dennison, decides to take revenge on her fiancee by sleeping with a random man on her wedding night.
However, the man she slept with seemed to find nothing special in women but needed a wife.
The night they spent, fortunately for Ace, who needed a wife, resulted in pregnancy to Alix. It left Alix with no choice but to marry her baby's father.
However, his attitude toward her was a struggle she had to face. Will Alix be able to change the impression of women and soften his coldness? Or will her power be enough to tame him?
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First to review? Sigh... First of all, the writing quality of this book is good, characters are well built and story pacing is not bad. The descriptions are nice, and not over the top. World background is a not too vague, and the grammar of the author is above average. The author really did a good job with this work, and I commend her for that. Kudos to you, Author.
This book is definitely not in anyway far from being called good. It's wonderful except that it would be needing a few editings in the sentence structure. The synopsis is great and captivating. Nice one author.
First chapter beautifully written ,you are very talented dear please keep up the good work .
This is just our regular romance novel plot but the sheer drama in the first few chapters will leave you aching for more. I love this book🔥🖤
This is an honest review... Your book ain't bad at all. The plot and pacing is accurate. Nice job. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Nice plot and good character development. Although its a little bit fast paced and jumpy, the imaginary is perfect.
The world background is good. Character description was also good. Though the story seemed rushed. I did not get to feel each scene before it jumped to another. Even if the concept sounds cliche, I hope the author makes it unique in more chapters to come. It's still a good piece, keep it up.