I hate how their relationship begin with LIE with no sincerity at all. Like how ML first fall for MC because he think MC is sincere with what he said in the game and we all know MC is not. ML cuaght who MC is in real life real quick so I thought we will get ton of loveydovey but each time MC inner feeling just kill all the mood. He said one thing and actually mean nothing. I feel so bad for ML who try to understand MC.

and I also don't think MC took anything seriously. He seems to think he good at gaming he even once a best player with big guild (?) but sometime he look like he doesn't know what's going on in the game (?) he want to scam ML money but when ML threw things at him he didn't take it (?)

and to think MC didn't play game for years but still play it better than his friends who never leave the game :) why is that (?)

and where is the comedy people talking about I think I missed every punch line (?)

but it's fluffy enough though if you can forget how MC actually didn't mean anything in those fluffy moment :)

Jing Huan (aka Xiao Tianjing) is a fantastic MC. He's got charm, he's funny, he's cool (in real life) (and completely shameless online)... And he's also his own worst enemy. Here's one from his greatest hits:

"No matter how many times you threaten me! No matter how many times you hunt me down! My love for Xiang Gege! Will never change!!!"

Xiang Huaizhi (aka Yearning For) is the ML – I won't say too much about him as to not spoil the story, but he's a perfect match for our MC. Many times you'll think you know where his train of thought is going, but then he'll completely blindside you by thinking or saying something that you didn't expect, and yet somehow completely makes sense.

As for the side characters, they were also amazing! Unlike in a lot of other Comedy/Romance novels, they didn't feel like cardboard cutouts meant to populate the story – they all had distinct personalities and I personally always looked forward to the way they'll react and contribute to the plot.

For the most part, the story's light and fluffy, with a few plot twists and some unexpected knives that strike you when you least expect it.

The plot is mainly pushed forward by the characters, who never let you get bored. You either have Jing Huan just constantly trying to fill the pits he's already dug by digging new ones, Xiang Huaizhi misunderstanding things and deciding to roll with them anyways, or the side cast coming in unexpectedly to throw in a wrench in whatever poor Huanhuan is planning...

A lot of common tropes are played in really refreshing ways too, which was very enjoyable to read.

Also, everyone else has already said this in their reviews, but I can't overstate how much this novel made me laugh.

The translators did an amazing job! Everything has proper explanations, the style is clear and although this is finished now, I just have to add that the speed at which they posted new translated chapters was incredible.