
You Rejected My Confession, and Now That I'm Leaving, You're Acting Like a Yandere?
表白你不接受,我走你变病娇是吧
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- Completed
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- 309k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- Fanqie
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My own book, of course, received five-star reviews (it's a story about love and redemption)! Regarding some of the controversial points, please look back and don't take them out of context. There will be explanations in the end. This book is indeed flawed, but it is not that unbearable. After reading some of the comments, I will really have a brain hemorrhage.
It's super beautiful. Anyone who trolls the author will not be accepted. I don't accept refutation of my personal opinion. The author of this book describes emotions very well. He also writes particularly well about emotions. I feel that emotions are always intangible. I have also experienced such regretful emotions. Why does it get more disgusting as I go to the end? The more I write, the more disgusting it becomes. I'm really speechless.
It's okay, but why do I feel like I'm simply becoming a yandere? [What][What][What][What]
Actually, I originally wanted to give it one star because I regretted reading this book, so I didn't want you to read it. However, this book is really well written and deserves five stars. Giving it one star is too unfair. I felt a bit depressed while watching it. Don't be fooled by the sweet interaction between the male and female protagonists in the early stage. Later, when the female protagonist goes abroad and simply starts to exert her strength until she is taken away by Liu Yue, it seems a bit depressing. Of course, I didn't look at what was behind it, so I wasn't sure. Finally, let me reiterate: the author's writing is actually very good, but it just doesn't suit my taste. I prefer something a little more refreshing. Come on, author! I believe you can write better! Goodbye!
Very good, can you let me be simple? [Thinking]
I have read Chapter 55 so far. Statistical skills of the male protagonist: Muay Thai, cooking, writing, high scores in games, fragile heart and soft personality. It is a bit unexpected to see Muay Thai appear in the male protagonist's soft style [snicker][snicker][snicker][snicker][smirk] (slight complaint). The novel is quite good to read. The description of the morbid condition of the single heroine who only loves herself is quite realistic. The author could consider writing it more thoroughly and destroying heaven directly. The heroine Tang is now really planning to talk about it, so you can look forward to it. I want to see when the male protagonist will become more of a tough guy, but his current performance is too gentle and restrained. The author has come up with a plot where the Tang heroine is kidnapped and the male protagonist is forced to fight in a life-and-death arena. Anyway, the male protagonist can fight (should?)
When I first saw this book, I immediately wrote it off, but after spending a few hours reading it today, I had a lot of thoughts. Why is there no dark room? It's just a fly in the ointment. Interpreting the regrets of youth, a young man's e-sports career, two people who should have had nothing to do with each other met in a bar, the protagonist's fearless words and actions, and when I finally saw the end of Chapter 138, I was still regretful, but maybe this ending will make people feel that this is really happening. As the author mentioned in the article, this was created based on regrets. Many coincidences came together to form this book. The divination of the Star Tower of Heaven brings together the expectations of the two people. The purple wood hairpin carries the purest love of a young man. Maybe it will appear in reality, but maybe I won't see it in my lifetime.
The four stars are an affirmation of the author's writing style. This is the first time since I started reading Yongjiao novels that my writing style is so natural and full of emotions. I almost think the author has experienced it personally (?). For Yue, Tang, and the protagonist's brothers, the characters are very three-dimensional, innocent and not innocent (although it is not the kind of illness I like) It's cute, but the author's writing is really crazy (praise)). As for why one star is missing, it's because I have doubts about the subsequent plot, and why Li Mo got involved with innocence. I think it is to highlight the character of Li Mo's kindness, but I think the development of the two of them is a bit abrupt, which may make some people uncomfortable. Logically speaking It is said that the brotherly relationship between Li Mo and the protagonist is no worse than others. He should know more or less about the simple madness, her use and selfishness. Li Mo should see it. Although there is an element of repayment, it is still hard to understand that he dares to take risks and even help his brother's enemies. Of course, I think it is the author who wants to develop the plot later. As a foreshadowing, in short, I am looking forward to how the author will write the entanglement between Li Mo and Simple, as well as the conclusion of the "emotional line" between Simple and the protagonist. Simple's mother will not and cannot discipline her all the time. She will be out of discipline in a year at most. It seems that there is still a long way to explore the plot. I also hope that the author will always write a book with endless thoughts! (By the way, please write more about Tang Heqi's sweets)
A very excellent yandere literature, without the classic poisonous points of inexplicable blackening and madness, and the plot arrangement is very reasonable. The female supporting character's combat effectiveness in the early and mid-term is firmly in the top three among the nearly 100 books I have read. If there is a book with a lot of scumbag men and female protagonists next door, she can even counterattack and become the master of the harem. The inner description of the characters is also very good, I highly recommend it. Five-star praise, but I can't stand the wedding part. Can the author give me a rebirth or an if line? I believe that everyone who reads yandere literature has a desire to get back together by miracle. I will definitely give the author a big gift if it comes out.
Every author has his own thoughts and writing ideas, and it is impossible for everyone to like it. Even RMB is divided into large and small amounts, and people who like it are different, so describe your own wonderfulness according to your own ideas. Those who like it will definitely like it, and don't force it on those who don't like it. Come on!