Don't Be So Heartless

It's really good. I love Si Mo's personality; he's such a ray of sunshine, so endearing. Zhou himself is a very insecure and sensitive person, but he's truly wonderful. That line, "Si Mo, don't be so heartless," really touched me. But then I saw someone in the comments section say, "What happened between you two?" That instantly ruined my mood; it was so funny. It's so good!

It's good. You'll appreciate Zhou Chuyu's character. The more you appreciate it, the more interesting it becomes. He has his own emotional world. He sits in the darkness, yearning for Momo's light. After possessing this light, he pushes it away because he's afraid of losing it. But the meaning of pushing it away is to ask for a firm choice. A conflicted person needs a steadfast lover. Although it spans 6 years, fortunately, the outcome is good.

The author's writing has truly touched my heart. Whether it's Shen Yugui and He Jinye, or Si Mo and Zhou Chuyu, the plots and characters are exactly the kind I desperately wanted to read!!! The author is an amazing writer; the various emotional shifts and tensions in both books kept me on the edge of my seat while reading 🥰🥰 Those subtle little gestures really resonated with me!!! I love you so much, author! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

I've always felt that Tomato's novels aren't as good as a certain Jiang's; the quality varies greatly. However, there are always authors with such excellent works that make it all worthwhile and impressive. This novel is really good, but I have a small complaint. Si Mo and Qin—I read this book first, and I thought it was fantastic, but I could immediately tell they were secondary characters from another novel. Shen Yugui is clearly the author's favorite son. 🤦

I really like the author's writing style, and the characters are just as I like—they're humorous and witty. I've been fooled by so many naive and saintly novels lately, so this is great! I've already read two books. Please update soon!

I couldn't help but comment. The author writes very well, though it's a bit bittersweet, especially in the beginning. But those with a short temper might want to avoid it. It feels like the protagonist (uke) isn't very emotionally intelligent in relationships and is rather arrogant, while the other protagonist (seme) lacks security due to his family background.

The author's writing is excellent. The two main characters are not very mature, which leads to many misunderstandings. However, after being separated for many years, they still deeply love each other. I hope the misunderstandings will be resolved soon. Author, keep up the good work and update more frequently!

It's well-written, but Shen Yugui appears far too often. Zhou is described as utterly despicable and terrified of Shen. Author, did you not have enough in another book, so you're continuing to indulge in this one? This is the first time I've seen a supporting character described almost more than the main character.

This novel felt like it was actually happening. The characters didn't suffer for the sake of suffering; they followed their hearts. They faced circumstances beyond their control, experienced regret and reflection, and grew, gradually improving. I found the novel bittersweet, and the writing was excellent—I loved it.

It's pretty good, a little angsty but mostly sweet, with a tight pace. Actually, I felt more sorry for Si Mo. His personality is frank and passionate; even after being broken up with, he tried to win her back, but Zhou didn't know. If you love him naively, don't blame him for being naive. The six-year separation was caused by Zhou's inner conflict and inferiority complex, and Si Mo's overly naive love. Life is so hard, I still prefer novels where lovers finally get together.