At the End of My Rope, the Campus Beauty Forces Her Love on Me

After watching it for so long, I have to evaluate it somewhat. Personally, I think the author Tang's writing is really good, and I'm addicted to reading it. However, the villain is not very good here (although I also know that it cannot go on without the villain). The main problem is that there is no sense of oppression (our Miss Qiao panel is too strong) and she will be killed immediately when she finds out. And none of them have a B rating. In short, cheers for the author! I also look forward to making progress (if you think what I said is wrong, please welcome additions and corrections)

Very nice, please update soon! I'm going crazy! ! ! (Because of the epilepsy of wind sign, I am also like a yandere) Going crazy! ! ! Going crazy! ! ! !

It's so good to watch, I finished reading it in one sitting. I don't want to comment too much, everyone has their own opinion.

It feels just right to me. There is no need to write about college. The emotions in this movie are already in place and the depiction is very good. I, a loser, like to watch it. The male and female protagonists are really dedicated and rarely boring. It would actually be better if the villain had less of that kind of plot.

It was wonderfully written, but it felt like it ended so quickly.

It's pretty good. It's not poisonous. The male protagonist can take things easily and let them go. Facing a family that treats him as a tool, he doesn't care about any bullshit kindness. He just takes revenge when it's time to take revenge. It's better than most regret stories.

It's pretty good to watch, the story is interesting, the female protagonist is also very lively, the male protagonist is not very likable, but I can understand and accept it, and the villain is not miserable enough, which is a bit frustrating. I like this kind of eloquent story. It's interesting to write about daily life. The heroine's father is very cute. Good luck to the author. The male protagonist is nothing and looks disgusting

This is the feeling I like. Possessive, slightly yandere but not so crazy, and arrogant and ignorant about love. The emotional line is rich and the revenge story line is also fun to read. There is no grinding feeling, and the writing is affectionate and righteous without any debt. The writing is good, but the word count is small. I really love this book. Why is there not a million words [crying] It ended too quickly. In fact, I really wanted to read about life in college. If I wrote about college, I could write at least hundreds of thousands of words. The author's writing style is good at creating vivid characters. I'm looking forward to the next book.

The plot is well detailed and progresses normally without feeling stomach-ache. There are currently more than a hundred chapters, and it is a pleasure to read. There is no long-winded stomachache plot. Basically, the weak points will be over quickly and I will not write in detail. For example, at the beginning of the chapter, I want to suppress it first, but it is finished in two pages. It is in sharp contrast to those who suppressed themselves to death in ten chapters. The male protagonist also has a normal personality. In comparison, well, he is not a coward at all. He gets angry at the beginning and quickly gets rid of it. He is basically sure of victory in all frame-ups, and his aura of reducing intelligence to NPCs is basically invisible. The whole story is mainly sweet, with emotional drama throughout, and a strong sense of lightning protection. The NPCs are all more human-like (except for the villain). The male protagonist is not very stupid. After he calmed down, he quickly realized that the female protagonist likes him. No matter it's a villain or something else, it's basically just a seasoning. The main point is the romance between the male and female protagonists [Chigua]

Well enough. Unlike Yandere, although the heroine is kidnapped and drugged before and after, there is no coercion. There is only one chapter in the book where she is imprisoned. It is more like an innocent love story with some tsundere added. I came from another book. In fact, the content and structure of the two books are very similar. The characters of the male and female protagonists are still very cute. I personally think that the structure and rhythm of this book are better than the previous one. The revenge arrangement, including the promotion of the relationship between the male and female protagonists, is more reasonable. Even this This book was adjusted down two years because of the age, and the content of Qin Se and Ming only appears in the last chapter, which is less than once in the previous book. It is still innocent. Compared with the previous book, which skipped it in one go and fast-forwarded to the end of the marriage, this book still fills in the extra content of marriage, post-marriage, and childbirth. But it got a little weird in the second half. After Revenge of the Forest, I spent a lot of pen and ink describing the conflicts with Yan, ignoring Fa Tang. Fa Tang will not be a separate chapter but mixed in between conflicts. But Yan's final ending is obviously not worthy of the wasted pen and ink, and some of them are focusing on one thing and not the other. I guess This is because after the author finished writing Lin, the timeline has not kept up. If he does not create new conflicts, he may have to go through it in one stroke and end it directly like the previous book. Therefore, in addition to the new conflicts, at the end of the end, he also added career line content that was almost not in the previous book, which made it a bit uncoordinated. The author is still very good at describing campus love. In the first half of the book, when he gives out sweets, it makes people want to stop. In the middle of the misunderstanding stage, the imprisonment only uses a knife to deepen the bond between the male and female protagonists. The revenge is a little more cruel than the previous book, but not as cruel. Lin died in an accident in the end. There are more career lines than the previous book, but I think it is not as reasonable as the previous book. This book is still like a fairy tale. What I like to read most is the gap between fairy tale and reality after breaking away from a fairy tale. I forgot to mention why the male and female protagonists in both books have the same surnames as Gu and Qiao. I have reason to suspect that this is the author.