The Mission Starts Over a Hundred Times

This is the most unique novel I've ever read. Its subject matter is novel, exceeding the conventions of many novels, and the unexpected twist at the end was something I didn't anticipate. The author's writing is excellent. Although the ending is a little angsty, there are also some humorous moments. I couldn't resist finishing it in one night. My favorite line is when the female lead is lecturing the male lead in a dream: "There is a crack in everything. That is how the light gets in."

This is the best short story I've ever read. It only has four chapters, and the first three are just the female lead's dream. The last chapter has a huge plot twist, and I almost cried my eyes out 😭😭😭 Everyone should read it, it's so good! The author's writing is superb. At first, I thought it was about the female lead redeeming the male lead, but it turned out to be just her dream. I cried so much 😭😭😭😭

It's very good, short and enjoyable. The ending is actually quite unbelievable. I felt really sorry for the female lead (but she was too obsessive in the beginning; she shouldn't have used a spell on her). Perhaps she didn't love the realistic Gu Sheng; she just wanted someone to love her wholeheartedly. She had never experienced family, love, or friendship—none of them.

I'll give myself four stars first. I really didn't expect any family members to read this book, sob sob sob. Even if it's just a few people, it's a huge encouragement! I just wanted people to know my story. I apologize for the inconvenience.

The author's writing is excellent, with a major plot twist. While the language itself is fine, the more you think about it, the more heartbreaking it becomes. The dream contains everything the protagonist desires: family cares for her, friends look after her, and her lover loves her. In the dream, she finds redemption, so in the end, she jumps without hesitation; death is her final release.

It's so good! The ending twist really surprised me. I'm usually quite tear-jerking, but it was still quite heart-wrenching. Overall, this book is fantastic, super awesome! 👍👍👍 Highly recommend it to sisters who love tragic endings! Bookmark this!

I really loved this book. Three-quarters of it revolves around the female protagonist's dreams, and the story in her dreams was so beautiful. At least... In that dream, she had the family, friendship, and love she lacked in real life 😢😢😢. The Gu Sheng in her dream loved her so much; that boy's heart was completely devoted to her. They were both willing to give up their lives for each other.

First reading finished, it was so heartbreaking. I didn't cry, but my eyes were sore, and my heart felt empty. It was about missed opportunities, wasted time, hesitation, and confusion. His eyes were full of gloom and obsession, but I never cared. I loved him, just as he loved me. Then, the dream ended. I looked at him, and his eyes shone with light, brightening my life.

It's really good. The plot twist caught me completely off guard. The writing is excellent and deserves five stars. The extra chapter is so good that I cried every time I read it. Honestly, when I first started playing, I didn't feel anything was too angsty. I even thought it was a story of mutual redemption. But when I read the extra chapter, I was completely devastated.

Wow, what a plot twist! Although I didn't cry at all, I felt a void in my heart after finishing it. In reality, the female lead loves the male lead but can't have him (they got married, but she used a curse to keep him by her side, so he probably doesn't like her, right?). In a dreamlike world that seems both real and unreal, He Wanjia redeems Gu Sheng.