Too Late for Regrets: The Mute Campus Beauty Who Works at the Internet Cafe Is at Home

It's quite good, and both the male and female leads are very nice. They're both gentle people. I'd like to mention one small point that might be a flaw for me. I think the initial reason for Fang Tang to speak was excellent, and it sparked her desire to talk. However, overall, in the beginning, Fang Tang was unwilling to speak, claiming to have a physical defect and being considered mute by many.

To start recommending my new book, I'll shamelessly give myself a five-star rating first, and I also hope that readers will promptly inform me if they find any typos or errors in the chapters. Wishing everyone happiness, health, and joy every day! To all the great contributors who gave positive reviews, and to everyone who helped correct the errors. I'll treat you to candy while I'm eating zongzi!

It's good, and there aren't any major flaws so far. The male lead breaks off his relationship with his childhood sweetheart quickly and decisively. The male lead is gentle, and the female lead is also great (how could a female lead like Shen Youchu not be good?). There are very few female supporting characters, and there's no ambiguity between them.

To simply evaluate the male protagonist and Pu Bingxue, let's start with the conclusion: both were at fault, but Pu's fault was more fatal. The breaking point of the conflict between the male and female leads was that the male lead only advised Pu not to quit her job without giving a reason. The author's explanation for this was that the male lead didn't want to talk too much about the past.

I've also read romance novels from 1978 and have a suggestion based on my experience reading other books of this genre: you could have Pu Bingxue go abroad and become unable to let go of her past. You could create a story about a dream she discussed with the male lead, then she goes abroad to achieve that dream and never marries.

The writing is quite good. If you don't want to read the game chapters, you can skip them without affecting the viewing experience. The second female lead should just leave the story and not reappear. This ending is good enough. I hope the male lead and female lead can have a bloody battle! 😠

It's very sweet, the romance is well-written, and the character portrayals are also good. We don't know much about Naraka: Abyss (we can't play it without a computer), but we still enjoyed it. It's clear the author has a genuine understanding of the game.

It's not actually that great; it's just that a friend of mine wrote something similar. Could you send me the rest of the text so I can see if it's the same as what my friend wrote?

The book is great, and there's plenty of sweetness, but the plot feels a bit rushed, and there are a few minor typos. These are small details and don't really bother you, but it would be even more perfect if it could be improved a bit more. 🤔

Great, it's confirmed that the author and I went to the same university 🤭