
Multiverse: My Life Goal Is to Break Up Every Couple
综漫,人生目标是拆散所有情侣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban Youth
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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All-time: Clicks, Favorites, Recommendations.
478Chapters
11.5MClicks
21.7kFavorites
38.4kRecommendations
540Reviews
In booklists 3
Reader comments 40
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Just like poop, if you go around acting crazy, showing off, and mocking others in class, you need to have some guts. You're useless except for your mouth, where's your pride? You have no... He has superpowers, he's not a super popular person with exceptional physical and academic abilities, and he doesn't have... Top-tier family background. The protagonist says, "If it were Americans, you'd have several more holes in your bodies by now." ", In prison No need to wait for school to end, when You'll end up with a few more bruises on your face. I don't object to the protagonist taking action against those foul-mouthed scoundrels, but you need to have some trump cards, right? You need to have some confidence, right? Otherwise, in the end, isn't it all just relying on the existence of "law"? If you encounter a thug who flips the table, are you going to be beaten to your knees and still stubbornly say, "If I get beaten to death or injured, you'll go to jail?"
Damn it, if you had made the protagonist a minotaur, I might have thought more highly of you. But the protagonist is heartbroken and tries to break up other couples to comfort himself. What garbage! The band storyline is a complete mess, a constant troll stirring up trouble.
I thought it was a NTR (Netorare, a Japanese term for a male prostitute), but the protagonist turns out to be a total jerk. The general impression is that his ex-girlfriend got pregnant, gave birth, and ran away, so he raised the child single-handedly, thinking he was incredibly noble. Then his ex-girlfriend's best friend comes along and says it's all his fault, demanding he kneel down and apologize...
So pretentious, both in terms of the male protagonist you created and in yourself as the author. You were out of your mind and made the male protagonist a clown, then after revising it, you dragged it out for 300 chapters without ever establishing a harem, completely betraying your promise to publish the work and making yourself a clown too. You can revise and republish characters you didn't write well, but how do you plan to compensate for your own lack of common sense in real life? The later chapters are just pure flings, a bunch of back-and-forth arguments here and there, truly disappointing all the early readers. Why start a harem and establish relationships so early? If you don't have the writing skills to get the other female protagonists to accept you, then don't rush it. Seriously brainless.
The password, a big one.
This is so damn awkward! Is this writer trying to write a novel or just trying to disgust people? Every page is half water and half filled with psychological descriptions. Who the hell wants to keep reading this awkward kid?
This is a single-female-lead story, don't be fooled.
Joker male lead
Later, in the fast run, this guy rewrote the order, and the main character was still the clown god.
The harem modification order is really 4000+