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The only real complaint I have about this story is that we didn't get an infinite flow of Mo Di And Mu Tian Heng going through multiple worlds, finding each other, and falling in love again and again. Everything else I'm willing to forgive as plot devices. A lot of it is very stupid, but it was written that way intentionally. The suitors of the usurper had their IQ and personalities forcibly lowered and subsumed by the system halo, so of course their actions aren't as slick and clever as they should be. The plot halo is incredibly strong in this one and it takes a lot of effort to break someone free who had been subjected to it for so long. It all tracks, so I'm willing to accept the idiocy on the premise.

They could switch. It's not a very popular archetype for this kind of romance novel, which is a bit of a shame.

This, in particular, is why I want her to die horribly.

Resentment? Really? Her family has ruined themselves trying to insulate her, to avenge her, to ensure her happiness and she has the gall to resent them? Wow her brain is broken in a particularly special way.

Mo Liu Gui really is an idiot of astronomic proportions because of how much she tries to resist being labeled a mental patient. Like, it gets you out of a 5 year prison sentence and you have wealthy backers, why would you resist it? Obviously the institution she'll go to isn't the one her family and backers had planned for her. Oh no, that would be far too generous. I'm betting the elder Qin would even be thrilled to assist Mu in throwing her to the winds to never be seen or heard from again. His son can rot in prison where he can't threaten the Qin family's interests anymore. Life could be good that way.

That's not how encryption works. The easiest way to make something unable to be deleted on an Android phone is to simply place it in a file system outside of the standard Android OS partition, since that is what gets targeted for reformatting when a factory reset process is initiated. There are also some flags you can set to make files unreadable, uneditable, hidden, etc. but they generally aren't able to resist a super user command or root command to delete or reformat them. Conveniently, though, most reformatting functions don't actually over-write files, so even if they are deleted during the process, the information is still there, but the location in the file register is overwritten, so you'll have to scan the entire drive and create a new one based on the returned data before it can be read by the operating system. TL;DR: encryption does not make files inherently more difficult to delete. It can make them harder to open, but not to delete. Particularly if the delete command is given with the highest system administrator privileges (as is typically the case for factory reset commands).

If it's sweet then it isn't champagne. Champagne is notoriously dry and often a bit acidic. All of the remaining sugar content is used up in secondary fermentation to provide the bubbles, so if it's still sweet then there's something wrong. Most likely it's just a sparkling wine where the bubbles are infused artificially. Those can be quite sweet since there's usually some remaining sugar content left over from the primary fermentation. Particularly if the grape used is muscat.

He is 100% spot on. Song Yu feels kind of burned by his previous relationship and wants to make sure that the next one can stand the test of time, since he's not interested in a fling. Knowing that this awkward golden retriever of a man has been sincerely in love with him for nearly a decade goes a long way to warming his cold heart.

The love Chen Zhao has for his little uncle is so endearing. Positive familial love is so underrated in these novels. It's so rare to have characters who legitimately like their family members. It's really cute how protective he is of his little uncle, despite the fact that his little uncle is more than capable of fending for himself.

I would 110% refuse to go anywhere with that kind of evasive answering. Either tell me who I'm meeting or I'm not leaving. Particularly when all of his paranoia turns out to be accurate and true.

His fate is quite pitiable even so. Like, he absolutely deserves it, but oof.

He's living with one of the richest men on the planet and they have a good relationship, of course he's living well. But that's not her intent at all. Her intent is to ensure that he is ruined because only in this way can she continue to reap his fate value and profit from her halo.

It's quite true, too. As long as the two parties are consenting adults before they really undertake the relationship then there's no need for me or anyone else to butt in and be nosy. Just admire that people in love are extra adorable and move on with your life.

I'd probably have kidnapped her, made several transfers in areas without camera surveillance, and then made her disappear on a permanent basis to reduce risk. Without her halo to stir up the Mo family, things would be so much easier.

He's quite self-aware. This is good.

Infinite flow games, particularly if they are targeting a multiple plot, rogue-like genre, aren't necessarily more or less difficult to make. The main problem is that they're extraordinarily tedious because you need to make a LOT more assets, you need to write a LOT more plot outlines and dialogue, and the achievement pathing is more convoluted. Overall, though, the code itself isn't much different and you can do 95% of the development within an existing game engine, just need to create a plugin to handle the new character spawn and setting/plot insertion after the original character death. It's more like a marathon development process that eats funds like water flowing through a sieve. But, if implemented well, it can be a really intriguing game mode.

Oh, it's honestly a shame that Song Yu didn't kick him a lot harder. Might as well turn him into a eunuch so he doesn't wrong other good families.

It gets resolved. Also, while Mo Di may not be as deeply infatuated as he shows, he really does like MTH way more than he realizes at this point. He's also already made the agreement with himself that even if he ends up unable to properly fall in love with MTH, he'll do anything to compensate. MTH will hold him to this later, but not necessarily how he expects.