I Have Only Three Months to Live, and Now They Want My Forgiveness!
只剩三个月命，他们来求我原谅！
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- Completed
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- 551k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
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I also got cancer, a little worse than the male protagonist in the novel, but I died a little slower. I had just turned 17 when I started experiencing intermittent lower back pain for three or four months. By February or March, the pain became unbearable when I woke up for school in the mornings. My mom thought I was faking it and tried to kick me out of the house.
The author's writing is truly excellent. I've always been a fairly rational person, and I never cry when reading tragic stories; sometimes I even laugh. I've read similar works before, but I've never felt this deeply. Perhaps it's because I can relate to some of their experiences. My relationship with my dad is rather strained.
It's really good. I initially thought it was just a typical angst novel, but it turns out it incorporates fantasy elements, which I never expected. However, I really enjoyed reading it; it's truly excellent and I highly recommend it. It has a hazy, dreamlike quality; you can feel something very real yet also unreal. One last time, I'll say it again: it's really good!
I consider myself someone who cries easily and doesn't get upset easily, but while reading this book, I couldn't help but want to cry 😭. It's really good; I felt like I was going to explode if I read it any longer 💥. I felt miserable all day after reading this book, and I felt miserable all day if I didn't read it.
Bonus chapter 😢 Can you imagine a grown man crying his eyes out at night? What does it feel like? 😢 It's best not to add any fantasy elements to these things. This is really pushing my rating down again and again. The newly updated chapter is off to cultivate, amazing…
The early parts were quite good; while the language wasn't overly ornate, it was very immersive, making you feel like you were in the story at any moment. The later addition of magic felt a bit forced; it depends on how the author handles it. If handled well, it can actually be quite good.
This book foreshadows magic from the very beginning, making it clear that the protagonist is doomed. This, in my opinion, is a flaw in the book. The early part of the story was quite good, and it even brought tears to my eyes. The characters were also portrayed with great subtlety.
It deserves high praise; it's so good, I even cried a few times. Can't it be changed back? It was written so well before.
I was surprised by the low rating and thought there might be some flaws, but I ended up reading 56 chapters in one go. I've been reading novels for almost 7 years, and I've read quite a few excellent works that are both depressing and touching. I've lost count of how many times I secretly wiped away tears in bed during that time.
The overall story is good. The romance plot is a bit repetitive, but it's not a big problem. Although I shouldn't say this, it's the first time I've ever wanted the author to kill off the main character. A happy ending is as fleeting as fireworks, but pain is unforgettable. Time may smooth away the marks left by a knife, but the traces of those cuts remain so clear.