Die Zhiling

意外标记Accidental Mark

★★★★☆ [4/5 stars]

I rarely read novels with ABO setting. It's not that I don't like it, I'm just not used to it. But after reading this novel, I might consider reading more of this kind of setting.

This is such a sweet and fluffy read that was a good stress reliever. There was actually no deep plot and was mainly focus on the Pei Shaoze (MC) changing the dog-blood events from the OG book and protecting and paving the way for Cheng Xia (ML). I was actually hesitating when I read the 'misunderstanding' tag but fortunately, there were no angsty and frustrating misunderstandings that dragged the story, just sweet and funny misunderstandings that actually developed their relationship into a deeper one.

This novel has a seme protagonist and Pei Shaoze is such a good MC! He never took advantange of Cheng Xia, emotionally and sexually. He's such a cold and indifferent gentleman. On the other hand, Cheng Xia is a sunny, adorable and lively baby that deserves everything in the world. I also loved his wild imagination, when he already imagined his wedding with President Pei, their children's names and where they would go in kindergarten, when in reality, Pei Shaoze still considered himself as the 'father figure' who cultivated his seedling. He's so adorable! I really loved his cheerful aura! I actually can't imagine this sunny baby being tortured in every aspects in the OG book by the scum OG Pei Shaoze. I'm just glad that our own MC Pei Shaoze came and changed Cheng Xia's fate, treasured and protected him and preserved the pure cinnamon roll.

I also adored Pei Shaoyan as a supporting character. He's the actual wingman and the number one shipper of his older brother and his Cheng-ge. I also loved his character development, from an unruly and delinquent to gradually becoming a responsible person.

If you're looking for a quick, fun and relaxing story with a simple storyline, this novel is for you. Definitely a stress reliever. I highly recommend this one to everyone!

意外标记Accidental Mark

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