At the start, I tricked the school beauty, and ended up with twins?
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Synopsis
Gu Yu finds himself in a precarious situation when a system-mandated task forces him to fake a confession to the campus's most admired girl. What starts as a desperate attempt to buy time spirals into an unexpected relationship that lasts well into adulthood and results in a family. This novel reads like a classic fake-relationship trope blended with system mechanics, mirroring the lighthearted tone of urban romantic comedies. It is ideal for readers who enjoy low-stress stories centered on romantic tension and domestic bliss, while those seeking gritty realism or complex political intrigue should skip it. The pacing is brisk, moving quickly from the initial gimmick to a long-term commitment, with the standout quality being the comedic irony of the protagonist's initial deception.
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Editorial Review
With 339 chapters and an ongoing status, the novel demonstrates a strong commitment to expanding its world beyond the initial hook. The primary strength lies in its consistent delivery of romantic fluff and comedic timing, providing a reliable, comforting experience for fans of the urban romance genre. However, the narrative relies heavily on a system-driven coincidence to spark the plot, which can make the initial character motivations feel thin or contrived. Because it is categorized strictly as a comedy, the plot progression may feel repetitive or stagnant over several hundred chapters, risking a loss of momentum. It offers decent value for readers who desire a long-running, low-stakes read, but it lacks the structural complexity of a high-concept narrative.