I Quit My Part-Time Job: I'm Really a Heartbreaker

It's beautiful. In my eyes, it's on par with Star God. The author's writing is strong and the plot is well arranged. The most important thing is that every female character in it is well portrayed and has a strong sense of anticipation. I highly recommend it.

It looks good. How did the male protagonist's condition get better in the end? I hope the ending won't be too sloppy and it will end with someone sleeping with him [laughing]

Tentative rating 8.4 Signs of imitation are heavy Xiao Yue is quite suitable as a girlfriend. She gets along well with the protagonist. She dares to love and hate, and she doesn't make ink or prey on the protagonist. In addition, she took advantage of the protagonist's danger and took the protagonist for the first time. Basically, it is relatively stable. It depends on whether she will be alienated by Yan later. This Ning Tao has returned from studying abroad, and may be the one to perform surgery on the protagonist in the future. Although we don't understand the brain tumor removal, if she can succeed, it can only be regarded as deus ex machina, which is not good, but it is a novel, it doesn't matter. There is nothing to say about the rest. Mu was caught by Green Tea, Su was rescued by the protagonist, and it is normal to have a relationship with the protagonist. It is better to say why the two of us are not together. Fortunately, she is shaking, otherwise it would be really difficult to be round. Yan has nothing to say. I don't know how to win at the moment. Liu seems to have a chance to get on base. After all, he has been beaten so many times and he knows the protagonist's problem. The main character, The Dying Man, has gradually stopped being played. Overall, it's okay. You can watch it.

The story is complete and the structure is clear, but there are few hooks between each chapter, and it is easy to stop reading. But the overall story is very good, complete and clear, but I feel that I can think about it more, but it still falls into the framework of saying something without saying it directly. I feel that I can make up for it.

Although I have read it intermittently, most of it years ago, I have recently finished reading the last few chapters, and I am still very emotional, especially the last few big scenes. Although it is a bit sad, I am still happy with the indifference of the protagonist. However, I really can't stand the semi-open ending that suddenly ends. I am in my senior year of high school and I was planning to go to bed at 12 o'clock. I forced myself to work until 2 o'clock and couldn't sleep because of the ending. I just hope that the author can make up for the extra chapters [crying]

I just said it feels a bit familiar, it turns out it's you, come on [send heart] It's finished so soon. I'm looking forward to new works. Come on.

Overall it's much better than God of Stars. Although it's not as awesome as Stars in the early stages, I feel that the overall plot didn't collapse in the middle and later stages, and it's not like Stars. It gets more and more boring the more you watch it. It's still pretty good.

It's not bad. I personally feel that it would look better if the protagonist died at the end. What would the author write? I feel like if I was saved in the end, a lot of what I wrote before would be meaningless.

OK, the author's quality is still guaranteed, but it's just too little [crying][crying][crying] It's so sad that it ended badly. The other heroines don't know the reason why it ended [sad]

I feel that this book allows me to feel the mood of the male protagonist. Even though there are multiple female protagonists, the storyline is not confusing at all. It is sometimes a bit sad and unbearable, but also a bit warm. There are also things everyone wants to read. The author greatly cheers for more [love][love][love]