Theres a lot of R rated scenes, I think it started from chapter 20 or might be from before that. I’ve been binge reading so I didn’t keep track.

The two main ones are:

1) When Yan Shiqing pretended to be someone else the first time she was intimate with Shen Qiaoyu and then began a relationship with her. In case you're not clear why this is a case of non-con intimacy, imagine agreeing to be intimate with A but then turns out A is actually B all along, who you did not consent to being intimate with.

2) When SQY found out the truth about Qingning's identity and in an act of revenge, proceeded to be very rough while being intimate with YSQ, despite YSQ asking, basically begging, her to stop multiple times. I don't even have to elaborate why this is bad.

There are smaller instances of non/dub-con in the story, but those two are unbelievably terrible, a shame considering they happen at the pivotal moments of this story, basically the things that move the plot forward so you can't skip even if you want to. The non/dub cons instances are excused (as always) because the characters are pretty and they eventually end up with each other, but I believe it's fair to warn those who might get triggered by them.

nothing is resolved yet. MC thinks FL is taking her for a fool because she pretended to be someone else to date MC but is pretending that the made up online gf is her best friend but is also seducing MC and FL thinks that MC has become a cheating s*umbag for cheating on the online gf who is actually FL and worst still they are sleeping with each other under these pretext. Like wtf. The main story is 80 chapters and there is still a huge misunderstanding that literally just came out with no end in sight. I like cannot even.

The beginning was fire, with great pacing, the author maintains the character's characteristics throughout the book, towards the 60th chapter while they were still doing the variety show, you can tell the author was running out of ideas on how to maintain the relationship that they had. At that point, the relationship was at the tipping point at a make-or-break stage.

I thought the author might almost give up and throw a wrench in the plot and characters making it look like a whole different book, however, the author didn't do that, instead, they threw a deus ex machina and ever so slowly changed the plot without changing the character's personality. Applause for the author that was a good job.

The author did a good job trying to change the dynamics of the relationship slowly, the MC is a lil stone-headed, naive and stubborn and the author was consistent in that, the little bit of character growth to change their relationship was just right on both character's part, enough that you would believe that something like this could have happened.