After the Breakup, I Picked Up a Sweet, Airheaded Girlfriend

It's quite sweet, and the process is very interesting. There are two endings, one for Yu You and one for Miao Miao, both are good. In another timeline, Miao Miao also ends up with the protagonist, which satisfies Miao Miao's desires. It's very sweet and worth reading. Besides the two mentioned above, Yu Tong, Qing Qing, and Xiao Hua are also interested in the male lead.

It's quite well written, I don't know why the rating is so low, so I'll give it 5 stars to calm my nerves.

After finishing the book, here's an objective review. First, I think the most outstanding aspect is the plot. The storyline between the male and female leads is very intricate, with tense crises and plenty of excitement, keeping the reader engaged and far superior to those mindless, uneventful books that only depict boring daily life.

It's good, addictive, and the female lead is so cute! The only downside is that there aren't enough episodes! Author, please keep updating! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡

This is a very enjoyable romance novel with a great main plot, so some minor flaws can be overlooked. Overall, it deserves a score of 9.5 Or higher. The interactions between the male and female leads are sweet without being cloying. Their emotional interactions are integrated with their daily lives, work, and studies, making the plot richer.

It shouldn't be a book, but a Gal. This book has one very obvious characteristic: there's only one female lead, but many supporting female characters. Even the second female lead, who initially hurt the male lead's feelings, isn't entirely malicious; as you read on, you realize she's actually quite pitiful—perhaps even the most hateful person has a pitiable side.

Contains spoilers Thank you to the author for bringing me such a story; it warmed my heart, yet left me with a bittersweet feeling. I was so deeply immersed in it that I didn't want to leave. There are still more than 40 chapters left to finish reading, and I plan to stop here. It's like when watching anime, I always leave a few episodes unfinished so as not to experience that emptiness inside.

It's so sweet and beautiful, but there's one thing that makes me a little uncomfortable: Lu Xia's nickname for Su Yuyou, "little idiot." It feels like that word is an insult when used to address someone. It would be better if it were "little fool," "little silly," or "little goofball."

The setting is also unlike anything I've seen before in a novel. The backgrounds of the male and female leads aren't particularly novel, as it's a lighthearted, enjoyable story. However, the scheming and intrigue they experience, especially Lu Xia's, and the unpredictability of human nature are truly something I've never seen before, making it feel more realistic.

It's well-written, and the writing style is quite good. I read it almost in one go. The romance setting in the beginning is quite novel. I always hate romance novels where the ex-girlfriend keeps coming back to bother the male lead, causing all sorts of trouble after the breakup. But this book strikes a good balance.