Please Don't Love Me Too Much, It Won't End Well

After finishing the first world, I had a premonition in the later stages that Si would see the video Yan filmed, and that Yan deliberately let Si see it. I guessed it would end badly, but I still kept reading, and it did. But then I thought, if Si hadn't been so mentally unstable that he ruined the female lead's family just because Yan was her ideal man, he should have been consciously suffering…

It's good, even though it ended badly, it's logical. I felt it was a pity about the master in the first world. Yan's character is well-defined. Although he's a scumbag seme, he only gives his feelings to one person in each world. He has clear boundaries with others and doesn't give them hope. He's clean and decisive in his relationships. I support the author's character design.

It's really good, but I don't know why the rating is so low. Every couple in this book is exactly the one I wanted, especially He—I really love him! At the beginning, I was really worried the author would end up with the reborn character, but thankfully, and in the end, both couples had a happy ending. This world really touched me 😢

I've finished watching this entire world, and it's totally my cup of tea! At first, I thought the car accident was the end, but Si ended up going back to the original storyline 😘 Even the system's question about whether the male lead had feelings was answered very reasonably and satisfyingly. [Learned something new] As a fan of male leads, I really enjoyed it. [Full of joy] Except for the fourth dimension, which is ridiculously good, everything else is pretty good 🤦

Awesome, I love it. I personally prefer the first and third worlds, and I also really like the Commander world that's currently being updated 😍 When I was reading the first world, I kept seeing a lot of people saying that the protagonist was toying with Si Ruxian's feelings. I don't quite understand it. Didn't Yan An get close to Si Ruxian because he had feelings for him?

I shouldn't have clicked on this; I only read the first world. This is the first time I've seen this kind of subject matter, and the more I read, the more suffocating it became. The way to make him atone is to make him fall in love with "me", then destroy him, finally kill myself, restore the real storyline but retain his memories, deliver the final blow, and let him live in the shadows of guilt…

The character has very distinct traits, similar to He Mingji. I quite like this character. The protagonist is somewhat like an emotionless robot. It feels like he's driven by desire, not love. Overall, though, this article is quite nice. Dual male protagonists, top-dominant novel The author wrote it so short, readers are urging for more updates online. — A primary school student Um, I don't really like the later parts, but the beginning was okay. Everyone has their own taste.

This is such a tragic ending, I love seeing He and An'an together! 💕💕

This book was so enjoyable to read, extremely satisfying! My heart was pounding these past few days, but reading it made me feel a little warmer. Sometimes, a tragic ending is more pleasant than a happy ending. I absolutely love the protagonist's personality—cold from beginning to end. An excellent mission taker can have emotions, but those are just spice on the road to regaining memories.

I can't stand it! I really love He Mingji, I can't continue reading. Seeing another character makes me uncomfortable. However, objectively speaking, this book is a rare gem. Both the plot and character development are excellent, and the male lead is my type. But some plot points are similar to others I've read before (though they're fundamentally different).