Playing the Protagonist's Ex-Boyfriend, I Have Them Begging Me Not to Leave

Looks good 🥰 Having browsed tens of thousands of articles, witnessed all sorts of love stories, appreciated the ambiguity of "equal footing and mutual competition," enjoyed the sweetness of "youthful years and budding romance," cherished the respect of "mutual achievement and support," and also paid attention to the possessive obsession of "I love you, you must love me." But what exactly is love?

It's all about the main character! There's a little bit of angst, but overall it's a really sweet treat! Please try to keep up with the updates, otherwise it will affect the data, sob sob [crying cat emoji].

To be honest, it's really good, and the writing is excellent. However, just when I was most moved by their relationship, the story moved to the next dimension, and I had to see Qingqing, who loved Zhaozhao, fall in love with someone else. I couldn't bear to watch anymore. It was so well-written, and I loved it so much, but seeing Qingqing fall in love with someone else hurt my heart.

The writing is fluent and the characters are delicately portrayed, making it perfect for relaxing. The supporting characters also have very positive values. The settings are quite reasonable, the characters are well-developed, the system's presence is weak, and it's a rather understanding system. Does the title of "small world" refer to the character designs in the original timeline?

It's beautiful, sweet, and reassuring. Qingqing is such a good girl, no wonder she was originally supposed to be in the pure love group—a sunny, puppy-like, gentle, and caring girl. She thinks she's bad but is actually very cute, and the other character settings are also very well-developed. The first world has a happy ending, and the subsequent worlds should also have one.

Kind yet sharp-tongued, Qing Maomao is an incredibly serious and proud cat who provides her partner with a strong sense of security. Although she sometimes feels lost, she is able to recognize herself at crucial moments and steadfastly follow her heart. Qing Maomao possesses immense personal charm, unaware of it, with a sharp tongue but a soft heart.

It's really good, but so intriguing! I didn't notice it didn't have a fixed couple while I was reading it. After reading the first world and then the comments, I realized it wasn't. Qingqing is a really nice person, and the couple is very sweet later on, but changing the couple in each world makes me feel uneasy for some reason. Ugh, I don't know why either.

So cute! Qingqing and her boyfriend are such a good couple, they're so sweet, the sugar level is off the charts! (I just love sweet things!) I can't help but smile like a proud aunt when they're together. They're a match made in heaven! May they be together forever and ever! ❤️❤️

Ahhhhh I love it so much! Aside from the world of the Zombie King, which was just so-so, all the other worlds were great. Although it's a quick transmigration story with the same main character, it feels like an episodic drama, with little connection between the worlds (referring to the main character's emotions).

This is the only book that makes me want to keep it hidden away. For other books, I only give five stars because they're too niche, and I'm afraid the author might give up. It's to motivate the author to keep writing. But this one has a very popular theme, and it's a rare transmigration novel with the protagonist's perspective, so there's no need to worry about its popularity.