You Wanted to Break Up. Why Are You Crying Now That I’m Gone?

It's great! I hope the scenes where the two girls meet later on will feel more natural. I really love the personalities of these two female leads 🥰 Speechless. Did they change writers for the later parts? They've completely ruined the male lead's good character image from before 😅 He's two-timing, and in the comments he's calling Su Lingxue a "green tea" (a derogatory term for a manipulative…

It seems okay. I feel like I can accept Su Lingxue, but not Wei Lai. But they've already changed. And they said she's exceptionally beautiful. As long as she doesn't make any mistakes later, accepting her is fine.

Overall, the book is very good, featuring multiple female protagonists. How will the ending be handled? Will it be a happy ending, a sad ending, or a disappointing one? It all depends on how the author wraps it up. Regardless of the book's length, I hope it doesn't have a bad ending, and at least provides a conclusion.

I've read up to chapter 130, and it's well-written; at least it captures the pure and innocent emotions of student life. I just don't know how it will be resolved later on, since both female leads are wonderful, and I can't abandon either of them. Also, Tencent should probably invest in it.

I can only say it's pretty good. Overall, it's quite sweet, although there were some flaws in the early stages, such as Su Lingxue and the fact that the female lead was won over rather late. However, the daily life scenes are really well-written, and the author has a particularly strong point: they love dramatic scene transitions. I have to support them! Also, I really want to see some love triangle scenes; can the author please arrange that soon?

The author's masterful transitions are quite something. She still has a certain level of writing skill. The storyline is also very heartwarming. More everyday I'd give it 90 points. I really don't care whether that Su guy accepts it or not. That Su character has too many scenes, should we reduce her role or not?

It's really well written, especially the transitions between different spaces and the flow of language, which are refreshing. The descriptions also satisfy some people's imaginations. But I have a question. The character development in the first half was indeed quite good, but why did the male lead completely change after going to university, turning into a total scumbag?

I've read up to chapter 359 so far, and I've left 60 chapters unread. I'll wait until I reach chapter 100 before reading them. The daily update rate of 2 chapters is not bad (but it's not enough for me). I think it's quite good. Personally, I consider it a gem among harem novels.

It's very well written. I've looked at many books and they were all just average, but this one is really good. It's just that it doesn't seem to be very popular. I hope the author keeps going.

Four stars. Considering both the storyline and the characters created by the author. The first hundred chapters were quite enjoyable, with the high school senior year making up for regrets from a past life. The first two hundred chapters were also very pleasant. After chapter 200, I felt the story's pacing became a bit slow.