Campus Belle Senior, Doctor Jiang, Help Me Cure My Lovesick Brain

May all readers of this book encounter mutual tenderness and affection, with both the joy of first meeting and the enduring pleasure of long-term companionship, bringing warmth to the rest of their lives through every meal and season. [No violence or angst, single female lead, both are virgins, both are each other's first love, and they will always stand by each other.

Wow, this is really good! I highly recommend it. If you're tired of other formulaic and cliché romance novels and can't stand reading them anymore, give this a try. I haven't had such a good laugh in ages! The pacing is just right, and the ensemble cast is hilarious. 🤭

It's a pretty good book, with rich descriptions, but the ending felt a bit rushed, and there were quite a few plot holes left unfilled. For example, the initial mention of the male lead going to Iceland (which might have been just to appease the female lead), the school lawsuit, and Zhou Mo's report—it felt like many characters were abruptly cut off.

Yes, yes, yes

I've finished reading it, so I'm writing this review. I'll start with a five-star rating; it's truly a sweet, no-nonsense story, and the male lead is very capable. Although it only has 218 chapters and the ending is a bit rushed—they got their marriage certificate after only a little over a month together—it's still quite good for the author's first book, so five stars are a must.

I really love this narrative style; it's sweet and satisfying, and the characters are quite well-developed. I especially enjoy the way the story describes the small details between them. I'm giving it a high score and hope they make a sequel! 😘😘😘

So far, there are no major flaws. The first few chapters are a bit slow, but considering the overall sweetness and the author's newcomer status, it's completely forgivable. Overall, this novel is very sweet, has no major flaws, and the author's update frequency is quite good. Five stars, well-deserved.

After watching this, my legs stopped cramping, my back stopped hurting, my heart stopped racing, and I could actually keep watching – that's what I mean! 👍 No wonder it's a female-oriented novel, it's amazing. I'm too lazy to explain why I'm criticizing you. My best advice is for the male and female leads to just never meet again and start new lives. And please don't come and insult me. I've given you five stars, no need to reply.

Urging for an update, Old Deng's sketches Ahem, well, I have a few suggestions. While I understand that the male lead's personality makes it difficult for him to be completely heartless towards the female lead four years later—there's resentment, but ultimately, love and affection prevail, as seen in the smart home system and the cat's name.

Add a little drama, a misunderstanding, the female lead gets jealous, they break up—that might actually boost their relationship. That kind of twist and turn would be even more popular, keeping readers interested! 🤔🤔🤔