Make That Scumbag Cry

Oh my god! I can't believe I found such a great book on Tomato Bookstore. The author's writing is excellent. It's sweet in the beginning and a little angsty later on. I feel so sorry for Lan Jing, sob sob~ It really proves the saying, "I am not afraid of the dark if I have never seen the light."

It was fantastic! I really enjoyed the two strong male leads; their collaboration was so exciting. However, Tomato (the author) cut too many sentences, making the story disjointed and the reading experience less than ideal. Ladies, which reading apps don't cut anything? I really want to fry Tomato! 🥺

Wow, this is absolutely amazing! It feels so fresh and new. All the other male-male protagonist novels I've read before were so cliché. I really love this one! The whole story is serious yet subtly funny, and there's so much explicit content—you could easily get run over by a car! Anyway, it's so good, I'm already rambling on!

This book is really good! (The following comments represent only my own opinion.) However, because I was in a bad mood and feeling depressed while reading this book, I found the beginning particularly depressing. Lan Jing really went through so much, even to the point that he believed he was a jinx, and that no one who was with him would have good luck.

Although I've only read 65 chapters, I think it's really good. Why doesn't anyone like it? Wow, it's so dramatic and full of ups and downs! Especially for someone like me who enjoys the feeling of being immersed in the story, that sense of gain and loss, I really love it. I've finished reading it, and I really hope the author will release another side story because I feel so sorry for Mu! So I hope there can be a side story; it's one of my regrets.

This is amazing! It's the most satisfying book I've read on Tomato Bookstore. The plot is perfect, the characters all know what they want and are very intelligent. The strong-strong dynamic is just too good! The seme (dominant partner) decisively broke up with the uke (submissive partner) before realizing his feelings and treated him incredibly well afterward.

The book is good, and the plot is full of twists and turns. I think no one would disagree that it's a tragic story, right? The protagonist's life is full of tragedy, and I personally don't like his personality. Half of his tragedy is self-inflicted. He blames himself for everything, even though he's also a victim.

I really, really love this book. The two main characters are both open and honest about their love and hate. Lan Jing's life before meeting Cong Lang was undoubtedly tragic and unfortunate, sustained only by the hatred in his heart. Lan Jing deeply respects life, and he lives with great effort and perseverance.

To be honest, this book is really quite good. Although I know the seme's father was just saying it casually and didn't really intend to hurt the uke's family, he was still indirectly responsible for the uke's family's destruction. But later, when the uke found out about the seme's father and wanted to kill him, I might be a bit masochistic.

It's so good! Overall, the plot is full of twists and turns, keeping the reader very excited. Some interesting passages and character dialogues add a unique charm. The two male leads' relationship starts with seduction, then progresses to love, but they hurt each other due to deep-seated pain, ultimately reconciling. They end up sweetly together, and the romance is brilliantly written.