Taking It Easy: Stay Away from Me, I Don’t Want Your Sister to Get the Wrong Idea

The meaning is that the male protagonist had already died six times. In his seventh death, he gained memories of the past. The younger sister retained her memories, while the older sister, though not, received a future diary in her seventh death.

Book review: It's really mind-bending! Looking at the plot: Am I really a genius?

I've read 86 chapters. How should I put it? My feelings are complicated. This type of romance novel (science fiction/suspense) is not something an average person can write. The author, well, is just an ordinary person, so I won't say much more... I'm an impatient person, and real life is already tiring enough. I don't want to get too caught up in too much details when reading.

I thought it was a romance novel, but it turned out to be a suspense anime. I thought it was a suspense novel, but it turned out to be a romance novel hidden inside a suspense novel.

I understand now. Yun and Xue both like the male lead. Xue is quite arrogant and refuses to admit it—she's genuinely arrogant. Yun keeps reincarnating. "That incident" involved Xue and Yun living under one identity (their new identity is Bing). If they didn't share an identity, they would die at 20. In the end, they both fell in love with the male lead.

It's a great book, but I'd like to offer some suggestions. 1. The book title could be changed; it doesn't quite match the content. 2. I suggest adding a "suspense" tag. Many people want to read something relaxing like romance, but end up being forced into a brain-teasing adventure 🤦. The description might also need some revision.

The book's subject matter is very novel, but the author's writing skills are indeed lacking. However, the book as a whole is still quite good, with various main and subplots interwoven, and the romantic storyline developing harmoniously without the abruptness often found in novels. One significant issue is that the book's audience might be somewhat limited, as it's quite convoluted.

Overall, it's a very good book. As for the most common comments about it being mind-bending and having a messy plot, I personally felt it was alright, and there wasn't anything I couldn't understand. The most difficult part might be because Tomato's other books are too mindless? However, this book is indeed a bit convoluted, or rather, extremely convoluted.

This book is really good. The triple rebirth theme alone is quite impressive, and the plot's logic is tight; I don't think there are any major problems. After all, this is my first time reading a triple rebirth story. (I wonder what the author thinks of other works?)

It's a good novel, but a bit messy and incredibly nauseating. The relationship and story between the main character and the two sisters really made me feel nauseous and uncomfortable. The author writes well, but I'm not good at reading novels that cause stomach aches. I'd recommend it to anyone who likes this kind of story; it's really good! ~\(≧▽≦)/~