Qi, Are You Really Giving Up on Pursuing Me?

The author's writing is excellent, flowing smoothly, and the plot is well-designed. The sweetness and bitterness of unrequited love are expressed very realistically, resonating deeply with me. Back in my first year of high school, I also experienced a similar period of unrequited love, a feeling I still remember vividly.

I've never reviewed a book before, so this is my first review. All I can say is that it's good, with positive values, and very realistic, unlike other books that just use the same formula. It feels like I'm seeing a reflection of myself in it. Author, keep up the good work, this book is sure to be a hit!

This novel is excellent. The part before the male protagonist confesses his feelings to the female protagonist is brilliant, vividly portraying his feelings of inferiority, forbearance, and fear. Their life after confessing their feelings was very sweet; their relationship was mutual, not one-sided.

This is a simple, sweet story with no major plot twists. The author's writing skills are rather poor, and their cultural background is limited. They can only roughly depict the story they have in mind. If you mind the writing style, you can skip this story. Criticism and corrections are welcome for any revisions or illogical plot points. Finally, I hope you enjoy it!

The author delicately portrays the feelings of unrequited love and inferiority, while Qi's elusive nature and numerous coincidences with her add a touch of romantic comedy. The relationship between the two feels natural; the author's plot is skillfully crafted, without any abruptness, and everything unfolds smoothly.

This is such a sweet romance novel, it's so sweet it's making me nauseous! There are no misunderstandings between the male and female leads, and no clichés. From the very first chapter, my lips haven't stopped curving into a smile! It's nothing special! It doesn't make me jealous at all! Hahahaha!!!

This story is quite realistic, especially the attitudes of the parents. The female lead's parents begged the male lead to leave her alone because they felt the male lead wasn't good enough. The male supporting character's parents begged the female supporting character to leave the male supporting character alone because she had an abortion with her ex. Can you say whose parents were wrong?

The male and female leads are well-written. I like and admire their steadfastness in their relationship. They openly discuss problems and work together to solve them, remaining steadfast in their commitment. I dislike those who leave under the guise of "love for your own good," only to be unable to let go and then try to reconcile a few years later.

This is a very sweet book. 📚 The male lead reminds me a lot of myself, but I'm luckier than him. I've had a crush on the person I like for 12 years. She's right beside me, but I just don't have the courage to say, "I like you. Can we be together?" I'm such a coward. She feels so unattainable, always just watching her from afar because I feel unworthy of her beauty. But I really, really like her.

It's alright. The writing is good in some parts and average in others. The plot isn't particularly dramatic, but it's readable. There aren't any major logical problems; it's reasonably self-consistent. The sweetness level isn't overly sweet, just moderately sweet. The love stories are well-written. In short, readers who like modern stories but dislike overly sweet romances and are interested in science and engineering types might want to check it out.