After She Dumped Me, My Girlfriend Became the Lead Dancer
甩了我之后，女友成了首席舞者
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- Completed
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- 313k Words
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- Mystery
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- Mystery & Supernatural
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- 1y ago
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Realistic themes + a touch of wishful thinking = a high-quality urban drama, showing the author's life experience. It's just too heavy-hearted; poverty-stricken couples face endless sorrows.
First of all, this is a good book, a very good book. The structure is clear, the content is rich, and there's not a single wasted word. The happy ending is also good. In terms of writing skill alone, *Xi'an Bad Guys* is basically Tomato's pinnacle. In terms of realism, this is the most life-like book Tomato has written—too lifelike, too real. You wrote a romance novel, but what about love?
This is much better written than other infidelity novels. It's concise, gets straight to the point, and focuses on revenge. Although the protagonist is redeemed in the end, it's 100 times better than those hundreds of chapters that are still searching for evidence of infidelity.
This book vividly portrays the characters' personalities and psychology. This kind of storyline always manages to tug at my heartstrings; while reading, I suddenly felt like having a cigarette—the last time I felt this way was when I was reading about the female tenant. Keep up the good work, author!
Drawn in by the author's new book, I read his older work after finishing that. Having tested it out, I'm offering my review to prevent others from making the same mistake and to avoid attracting unsuitable readers who might give it a low rating. First and foremost, I must say this is a good book. However, I must warn you that it's not particularly engaging, because it's too realistic.
One problem with male-oriented fiction is that it portrays female characters as overly idealized. This online novel is different; it's very realistic, told from each character's perspective, and none of them are wrong.
So far, the author seems skilled; the writing is good and quite realistic, capturing the helplessness and sorrow of the poor. I feel sorry for the male lead, as his relationship with Xia may not end well. I hope he can find a beautiful, mutual love and a happy ending.
Book recommendation. It almost made me want a divorce, thankfully my wife gave me a loving kiss and hug. It's a good book, but a bit angsty. Undeniably, many people influence relationships for personal gain; Fang, from the lower class, and Xia, from the upper class, both left the protagonist for their own interests. Hopefully, the protagonist will have a happy ending. By the way, I'd love to see more of that dance teacher type of storyline…it's really exciting.
It's so well-written. I read it in bits and pieces, skipping around, and was overwhelmed with emotions. Finishing the last page left me with a heavy heart—regret, helplessness, and a sense of injustice. We always fantasize about pure, clean, and untainted love, always hoping that lovers can stay together until the end, but reality often falls short.
I felt like crying after reading it. It's truly well-written, so well-written that I wouldn't want to read it again. The emotions are heavy, weighing on my heart: birth, aging, sickness, death, separation from loved ones, resentment, and unfulfilled desires.