
After My Breakup, I Could Predict the Future, and Became Invincible
分手后能预测未来,我无敌了
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- 481k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban High-Concept
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- 3y ago
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It's very beautiful, I'm leaving now.
This book is good. Although I really dislike stories that constantly contradict themselves, this one is indeed quite enjoyable. Take this one example: if you don't even know the proper generational names, what can you possibly write?
You can keep up the good work.
It was great, I'm leaving now. What I hate most is the part where everyone looks down on others, only to be slapped in the face at the end.
... So good!
It's so beautiful! I'm leaving now.
Great, beautiful, absolutely wonderful!
Great! Keep it up! Keep it up!
It looks alright at this stage.
Well written, not overly sentimental, decisive and ruthless; a truly satisfying read.