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Synopsis
After being dumped by her fiancé for her appearance, Arata hides her billionaire heritage to find genuine love and independence in a new city. She takes a job as the secretary to Karsten Chevalier, a ruthless CEO with a demanding personality, while secretly seeking comfort in a masked internet personality known as Twisted Rider. This novel reads like a blend of secret identity and fake dating tropes common in contemporary billionaire romances. It is ideal for readers who enjoy curvy protagonists and high-friction office dynamics, though those who dislike predictable romance archetypes should skip it. The pacing is steady, focusing on the emotional tension between Arata's professional misery and her clandestine romantic escape, with the protagonist's journey toward self-worth serving as the standout quality.
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Editorial Review
This novel successfully leverages the tension of dual identities to keep the narrative moving. A significant strength is the protagonist's agency; Arata's drive for independence and self-acceptance provides a meaningful emotional anchor beyond the typical romance plot. With 330 chapters, the work offers substantial content for those who enjoy long-form storytelling. However, a notable weakness is its heavy reliance on cliché CEO tropes, which can make the character interactions feel repetitive over time. The broody boss persona is handled conventionally, offering little in the way of subversion. Overall, it is a dependable adult romance that provides consistent gratification for fans of the genre, though it lacks the innovation needed to stand out as a top-tier work.