After the Devoted Fool Stops Chasing Him, His Straight Best Friend Panics

Look my eyes, why babywhy are you okay? Are you okay? Are you okay? Are you okay? Are you okay? Are you okay? Are you okay? Are you okay? Are you okay? Are you okay? Are you okay? Are you okay? Are you okay? Are you okay? Are you okay? If you're okay, go update. I'm a country person~ I usually love reading novels. Queen, I'll give you five days to update 30 chapters a day. I hope I can be satisfied after five days. [Rolls eyes, paints fingernails]

The author is very humble, replies to almost all comments, and is very willing to listen to everyone's suggestions. The writing is also excellent; although the plot isn't particularly dramatic, it's very engaging, making you want to keep asking for more updates! The author is so lovely! Just wanted to quietly confess my love while no one's around—I adore the author! ❤️❤️❤️

It looks nice, but is this book cover for real? Why use an image of someone pretending to be a bad student for the cover? (It shows up here as an image of someone pretending to be a bad student; you can check the discussion at the last page if you don't believe me, I'll post it there.)

Sweet! The male lead is a handsome, albeit somewhat shrewish, STEM student. The author's writing is excellent, captivating, and logically sound. It features an endless period of ambiguity, isn't a reincarnation story, and follows a mutual attraction after unrequited love. The male lead is a love-struck individual with a mix of rationality and irrationality. It's a great read!

After reading the top comments, I thought it was just so-so, but it's actually quite good. The low rating is a shame, it's much better than those high-rated, cringeworthy works. I really don't understand Tomato's rating. This story isn't simply a bittersweet tale of unrequited love or a tale of a woman chasing her lover after a tragic fall.

The writing is decent, and the plot is my type, but there are a lot of flashbacks, which I don't really like. However, skipping the flashbacks doesn't affect the plot, and if it's a flashback, it's mentioned at the beginning of the story so you won't skip to the wrong chapter.

It's pretty good. The protagonist isn't a stereotypical character. The plot is also decent, quite original 🤭 unlike the cookie-cutter ones these days. The plot logic is sound, without any awkward moments. The score is probably lowered by factors outside the plot. Compared to some books with 9.2+ Ratings but absurd plots and awkward writing, it's much more normal.

The writing is good, and the plot is interesting, but the synopsis says there's a "chasing back the wife" part. However, I feel that even though the protagonist intends to be brothers with the other protagonist, he's still so obedient. So, is there really a "chasing back the wife" part later? It feels like the protagonist would agree to the other protagonist's advances with just a flick of his finger (I hope it doesn't happen).

The author's writing is good; so far, I haven't felt any discomfort. Chu Li and Lu Shi's characters haven't fallen apart. The only drawback is that there are just too few chapters! Author, dare you suddenly release 30 chapters to scare me to death! [Please release more chapters!]

This is my first time writing a modern essay, so there may be shortcomings. Thank you for pointing them out, and I will continue to work hard. Regarding the cover, I've emphasized this repeatedly, and if anyone still asks, please carefully read the first sentence of Chapter One. In the end, I can only deduce "Wishing you 99" (a homophone for "May you live to 99" in Chinese). I can't change it, and you're anxious, but I'm even more anxious! 💕