Quick Transmigration: My Terrifying Ex-Boyfriend

The plot is fantastic, it shouldn't have such a low rating 🙁 Many people probably couldn't handle the early struggles and conflicts between the male lead and the female lead, finding one too ruthless and the other too scummy. Some comments even said it was just for the sake of being angsty? So they rated it before finishing? Actually, that's not the case at all.

Having read this far, I feel that the author's writing style is quite good, but I can't feel the "love" between the main characters; there's more hate. If this were a story without a romantic pairing, their mutual killing would be very exciting, and the details would be handled very well. Pure torture 😅

The writing style of "I Will Always Follow You, Teacher" is really enjoyable. The beginning seems to be about 007 being abused, but as you read on, you'll find that Number One truly loves 007. (On a side note, 003, you're so kind.) Nobody's perfect, and relationships are inherently a process of adjustment. Overly smooth relationships always feel lacking.

"My lover always thought I wanted to kill him, but he didn't understand the shattered snow in my eyes when my sword turned, nor did he know that the blade piercing my heart was being warmed into the shape of a rose by my last bit of body heat." A fantastic premise, a story I really enjoyed.

It's really heart-wrenching, but also very good. Is it a misunderstanding, deep love, or a lack of understanding of love that leads to mutual hurt?

I really enjoyed this book; it's the second one I've read by the author. It's a story of love and hate between two male protagonists. I love 007's personality—outgoing, fiery, and passionate. I also love 001's cool and handsome demeanor, his patience, and his calculated approach. Both are wonderful characters. 001 Has never been impatient with 007, and is always very tolerant of 007's amnesia.

It's great! It maintains the author's consistent style. I feel like my taste is similar; I got hooked on Jia Yang's book because of the villain's redemption trope. I can predict the plot and outline of almost every one of her books. It's truly amazing, the writing is superb, and it's even on Tomato! Jia Yang's book became my absolute favorite after I finished it.

It's great! I rarely read novels with this kind of plot (the protagonist being split into two parts) because splitting represents misunderstandings and pain, which I don't like. But this novel really piqued my interest in the first few chapters. I've never seen a plot unfold like this in all my years of reading novels.

It's so good! It's a shame so few people are reading it. I hope the author can write more side stories and chapters about each personality. The main story felt like it was all angst; just when you finally learn the truth, it ends right away. Let's have some AI-generated side stories. Five stars. It's great, really good for those who like this kind of thing. Keep it up, author!

I just watched the first dimension, but it's amazing! I witnessed a truly thrilling tug-of-war, something I haven't seen in a long time.