He Is Gone in This Life, and the Heroines Break Down in Tears
这一世他已不在，女主们崩溃痛哭
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- Completed
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- 478k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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The author has given the "regret story" genre a fresh twist, focusing entirely on the female lead's failures and deep regret, while the male lead simply disappears, making the plot concise and fast-paced. I hope she continues with her own writing style and isn't influenced by those calls to bring in the male lead. I'll definitely keep reading. Just to add, the author messed up the later parts. It's a real shame.
A perfect score is required. The narrative style is very interesting and is top-notch among regret-themed essays. Other books are reborn and told from the protagonist's perspective, but this book starts with the supporting female characters.
Seeing the title, I thought it was another typical "chasing-the-husband-to-be-crowned-in" story, but after reading it, I found that the male lead didn't even appear. This setting is quite fresh. Although the writing isn't outstanding, there aren't any major flaws, and overall it's alright.
The concept is novel, and the writing style is currently decent. The author should stick to their own vision and not be swayed by comments about the male lead's appearance. The male lead's return to the modern world and his eventual non-reappearance are what truly make this book a masterpiece. After all, the seven female leads sowed the seeds of their own actions, and they must bear the consequences. You chose this path yourselves, my idol.
This writing style perfectly compensates for the huge flaw in regret stories where the audience's blood pressure rises because they identify with the protagonist. In traditional regret stories, the protagonist is still being ridiculed and attacked by the female lead, and the male lead is still acting like a coward, making the audience's blood pressure rise. This new writing style is likely to become a new genre of regret stories!
I really like the "I wish we'd never meet again in the next life" premise. The male lead only exists in my memories and disappears without a trace. Sigma is truly handsome 😎
The book is good; the "regretful ending" section offers a different plot, but I can only give it 4 stars. Personally, I think it's another book where the "reader reviews" are more interesting than the book itself. 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭
Currently at chapter 58, I can only say three words: good, good, good. Although the main character doesn't appear much, it's actually better than Tomato's other regret-filled novels because the author didn't drag things out on this aspect, and there are no stomach-churning scenes, making it very comfortable to read. So far, the third woman has regretted her decision.
Regardless of whether five stars counts as a rating or not, having read 24 chapters, I only want to give it five stars. In my opinion, the subject matter is novel, the writing style is excellent, and the emotional changes are logical. If this book continues to be written at this level, I will definitely keep following it.
Not bad at all. I've read half of it so far, and the pacing is great. It's been a long time since I've encountered a novel that I can read in one go. The theme is fresh, and even without a male lead or a tragic ending, it's still very enjoyable to read. Since there's no tendency to torture the protagonist, I can even read it as a lighthearted read.