I’ve Sealed Off My Heart, But the Goddess Is Just Too Forward
我，水泥封心，奈何女神太主动
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 213k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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104Chapters
33Reads · 30 days
177.8kReads · all time
5.8Score
4Listens
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You Trampled on My Love? You Really Think I Need You?
I Turned Down Her Confession, So Why Am I Jealous That She Likes Someone Else?
So Childhood Friends Lose to Someone Who Shows Up Later? Fine, I'm Done Chasing You
You Told Me to Leave, Now You’re Begging Me to Come Back
Our Ambiguous Cohabitation Begins, and My Childhood Sweetheart and I Fall in Love Over Time
Sixteen Years Gone in Vain, I Turned and Embraced the One Who Came from the Skies
Reborn, I Choose to Let Go of My Childhood Friend, the Campus Belle, from the Start
You Choose Your Flirty Guy Best Friend, So Why Are You Crying When I Let Go?
The Goddess Acts Like a Simp Every Day. I'll Make Her Lose Favor Sooner or Later
You Chose Your White Moonlight and Let Them Toy with You. Why Are You Asking Me to Forgive You?
You’re Flirting with Your Adopted Brother, Yet You Still Want to Remarry Me
I Gave Up When You Wouldn't Give Me the Time of Day, Now the School Belle Cries and Won't Let Me Leave
You Insisted on Leaving. I Let You Go, but Now I'm in Tears
The Husband-Chasing Ex Regrets It Too Late, But My Love Never Wavers
After Dumping My Substitute Boyfriend, He Chases Me to the Crematorium
Reborn, My Wife Took the Initiative to Pursue Me
The Aloof Campus Belle Is the Poor Mountain-Village Student I Sponsor
I Was Dumped by My Celebrity Girlfriend, Then I Was Reborn
You Chose the One Who Fell from the Sky, So I Let Go. What Are You Crying For?
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It's reached 100,000 words, but the tomato count is still low, perhaps because the beginning was a bit lackluster. It's all thanks to you readers that it's keeping me going. But now I've found my rhythm, isn't it getting better and better? If the light hasn't illuminated you, then strive to become the light; at least that way you can warm yourself. This is for you and for myself.
I really like this book and I'm really looking forward to it. I wonder what kind of life the protagonist will have in his reincarnation 🤔
I read for a while. The author's writing is good, and the protagonist's personality after rebirth is quite likable. The story's pacing is slow, but if you can stick with it, your grades shouldn't be too bad. The only drawback I've noticed so far is that some characters' actions are too childish and thoughtless, but that's understandable since they're still students.
The more I read, the better it seems. A steady, gradual pace, but I'm hoping for more frequent updates! 😏
The content is alright, and it has less of the ostentatious wealth-flaunting feel of typical rebirth novels? Anyway, the protagonist's personality is quite to my liking—calm, easygoing, and doesn't bother others unless provoked. There are some slightly off points before he goes to university, but it gets much better afterward. Hopefully, he'll keep it up!
The characters are well-developed, but the college entrance exam scores are a bit unrealistic. Everyone knows how much effort it takes to get into the top 50 in the province; it's not something that can be achieved in just a few months. Then, I look forward to Fang's plot development.
Author, this isn't working! It's already on the recommendation list, but the content isn't enough to attract readers. After all, we all prefer a lot of content. Keep it up! It's not bad! 😆😆😆
Given the male lead's slow-burn nature, the author could easily write around 500 chapters. There's a kind of liking that's truly just liking, which is a bit of a shame. Also, there could be fewer of these face-slapping moments; they come one after another. Overall, it's not bad. Keep it up, and I look forward to writing even better next time! 👍👍
Tomato's few high-quality novels, I hope he can maintain that quality.
The writing is fluent; I look forward to it.