Xu You is hopelessly obsessed with the idea that everyone is attracted to her. She always assumes people like her, but reality delivers a crushing blow: it turns out she's the person everyone hates.
A classmate she thought was interested in her runs her over to protect another girl.
After they start dating, she discovers her boyfriend only got together with her because of a bet with his friends.
Her high school crush, whom she hasn't seen in years, and her best friend both despise her and call her an idiot.
After everything she's been through, Xu You finally understands one thing: people need to know their place.
So she stops imagining that everyone is in love with her and gladly says goodbye to them all. But why have they started looking at her differently?
It's so great that the female lead has a mouth! This novel is quite realistic, with descriptions of the men's genitals, their mediocre families, and the jealousy of the female supporting character. Wow, it's both realistic and satisfying! I can't wait!
The female lead is really charming! It's just that Cheng Che is quite disappointing; I thought he'd end up with her…sigh. The author's writing style is very smooth and comfortable to read.
Excellent!!! I hate female leads who are indecisive and wishy-washy, but this one is incredibly straightforward. Except for her awful family—that's a major turn-off—she's very decisive with men. Also, I hope she has more romantic relationships later on and doesn't go back to her ex. Cheng Che and she aren't a good match. She's been hurt, and he thinks she's a womanizer.
The article is really good; the female lead is so interesting. The author rarely describes her appearance; instead, through her interactions with friends, you can see she's a fun and adorable girl. She's somewhat pretty, but many handsome men are attracted to her. This shows how charming she is. While most of the men are handsome, none are exaggeratedly domineering.
It's good; the disgusting aspects of each male character are so classic. The female lead's psychology, family, and supporting female characters are all portrayed very realistically. It just feels like the timeline could be clearer. The female lead's growth is a story, but she became increasingly idealized later on.
It's pretty good. Although it might be a bit awkward because the author is a novice, it's still quite pleasing to the eye. For me, I can accept the female lead getting back together with Cheng, after all, the others are just mediocre (of course, they are all male extras). Although both sides had some problems when they broke up, it seemed more like the author's invisible hand was pushing things along. The article is worth reading, but the author still needs to improve. 💕 Keep it up!
This is so well-written! It feels like each relationship has been compressed into a single narrative. There are reasons for liking someone, and each breakup is decisive. It feels quite realistic; real-life relationships can sometimes be frustrating, and the protagonist didn't just endure it all. Keep up the good work, author!
This book is quite interesting. The female protagonist seems to be bathed in the glow of popularity for a moment, then it vanishes just as quickly, but she still has a sharp tongue and her ability to roast people is off the charts.
It's pretty good. The female lead has a long mouth, and the crematorium arrives incredibly fast. It's a novel worth reading.
The female lead seems to have that irresistible charm, but it disappears after they get together, and then the guy regrets it after they break up. However, the author writes exceptionally well; the female lead is decisive, intelligent, and quick-witted, always ready to fight back and never suffers a loss. I'm almost falling in love with her! I just want to know if she'll ever meet a normal man.