The Lover Who Ran from Love

I am the author of this book. I give myself a five-star rating just to give myself a little encouragement. Don't criticize me.

It's a good book, the characters are full-bodied, and the plot is reasonable. I just felt a little sick to my stomach after reading it. I hope the protagonist won't let down any girl 🥺. I don't want to read a novel with all kinds of regrets in the end.

The emotions are rich and delicate, the plot is exciting, and there is a sense of reality, but the relationship with Lulu is a bit abrupt, which makes people uncomfortable to watch. This book tells me not to accept or give up easily, but if I haven't made a mistake, how do I know what to do is the right thing to do? Can what is right for a moment be right for a lifetime?

It's a bit like a tenant, but I feel like the details aren't polished enough. It's only about the last 90 chapters that it feels like the title. I really like this kind of plot, but I hope it can capture the feeling that makes readers want to stop. If it's too tough, it will cause disgust, and if it's too bland and boring, I really like it and will keep following it so that it doesn't end.

I came across this good book when I first came to Tomato. The characters are well described, the storyline is very relevant to life, and there is also a bit of dry humor. I am too tired today, so I will read it for a few hours.

Alas, Ye must have embarked on a road of no return.

Why does it feel like Yang got Jian's script, Ye got Le Yao's script, Le Siyao got Mi's script, and Luna got Li's script 😂

Yes, it's my type. As for why it's not full of stars, it's because I'm afraid you'll be proud 😂😂😂

It's pretty good, just a little short.

The book is really beautiful. The author must have a lot of emotional experience.