My Ex-Girlfriend Decides to Stop Causing Trouble, but the Aloof Male Lead Goes Mad

I don't know how to evaluate this book. I generally don't evaluate novels. I originally thought it was an old-fashioned novel about chasing a wife and having a love-minded heroine and an indifferent male protagonist in the crematorium. It was also a story with no thoughts and nothing but bullshit. However, this book seems to be different. The heroine is still the same heroine, but she "woke up" and she is not. No longer do you have to compromise for someone, but be yourself, and you are still the high-spirited person. The male protagonist is not disrespectful to the female protagonist like ordinary bloody novels. Maybe when I first read it, I thought the male protagonist was rubbish and kept asking his colleagues to stab the female protagonist. Later, when I thought about it, I felt that there were some things that the male protagonist didn't know. I saw it from the perspective of God. The male protagonist was not lovable at first, but it was not until the female protagonist threw the food he brought to him into the trash can that he felt that things were out of control. The male protagonist was indeed very slow to react, but when I saw his diary later, I realized that he had already fallen in love with the female protagonist without knowing it, but it is undeniable that the male protagonist is determined to pursue the female protagonist. He can give up his scientific research and go to help the heroine until the subsequent misunderstanding is resolved, so love is mutual. They had a misunderstanding before. The heroine felt that she was the only one who has been giving out between the two of them and is a bitch, but she didn't know that the male protagonist really liked her too, and the male protagonist was too stupid and had no mouth. The misunderstanding was resolved later. I have always disliked reunions after a broken mirror, because those are injuries, and only real hurt will break them. And this book is not actually a reunion after a broken mirror, because the mirror is not broken, and the two people have misunderstandings. Finally, I really like the letter at the end, as if the heroine is talking to our readers, and the heroine is really "alive" at this moment, so I wish the heroine that all her dreams will come true in the future. I like the heroine, and she loves herself. I believe the author also likes the heroine. Thank you to the author for letting me see a wife-chasing article that is not the kind of bloody routine that I really mean. This is the awakening of the heroine, and also the awakening of girls. Girls must love themselves, and others will love you!