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Mr Author, I would live to see the Family Head trope turned upside down. Make him a friendly, easy-going person in appearance, but a demon in his convictions. For example, instead of having the cold appearance and seeming withdrawn from others, make him very charming and popular and difficult to insult until his bottom line is crossed. In the case of this story, he wouldn't get angry at his nephew for annuling the engagement immediately. He would even offer to host an engagement party for the new couple. At the party, he would smilingly praise his nephew for following his heart, but he and his parents would from now on no longer be part of the family.
deliciously in this context is an adverb describing the way that "looked" was performed and not the appearance of the dumpling
transition is a change in something. a transaction is an exchange
years? you mean the 1 right? 1 year in university
It should be "slandered"
"want" should be removed from the 3rd sentence
"going to do" and "can not help" or "will not help"
The last sentence is a little off. It should say "She could not do anything at all at the time" or "...in all that time"
"I am really come back" should be "I have really come back" or "I really am back"
loaned should be borrowed
ambient is an adjective ambience is the noun
mysterious is an adjective. it should either be a mystery or another noun should be there as well
concatenation is a series of interconnected things or events.
I'd just like to point out that this paragraph refers to the mc as a high school and not a student in high school. Nit picky (American idiom for overly specific), yes but there it is
I know this is simply a cultural thing, but when I see that something is happening "later" I assume it's at some time in the distant future and not a couple of minutes after. I normally say that I'll do something in a few minutes or after the call
"Stunningly" is an adverb, which is used to describe or emphasize a verb, and isn't normally used by itself. "Stunned" would be appropriate
The structure is just different from the norm. "Have a coffee chat" should be "have a chat over coffee"