I Coldly Called It Quits, and the Stunning Campus Belle Begged Me to Stay, Eyes Red with Tears

I clicked on the title expecting a dramatic, regretful, and reckless romance, but it turned out to be a pure sweet story. The reasons for the breakup were explained, the premise was reasonable, and the logic was consistent. It was a short read, so I finished it quickly. Actually, around chapter 20, I thought it would be an ensemble piece, but then it pulled me back to my preferred style. Author, please update soon!

It's not even that salty anymore. Overall, it's a slice-of-life story with basically no villains. Some of the supporting characters aren't really bad; they feel guilty when they do something wrong... And they don't pester you if you confess your feelings and they're rejected... There are also some subtle undercurrents of drama hidden in the everyday life.

Yuan Ye's life has been incredibly difficult. His parents divorced when he was young, and he lived with his father, who then remarried, becoming his stepfather. He was beaten and verbally abused, eventually leaving home and being raised by his mentor. He received a letter from his mother and waited happily until he turned 18, only to be abandoned again.

I've read over ten books on Tomato, but I usually only read about a hundred chapters before giving up and skipping to the ending. The only one I read completely was the author's previous book, *Whispering Sister*. 👍 This book is also very good. Keep up the good work, author!

Anyone who reads this book will be beaming with delight; it's so sweet! Who doesn't have a fantasy like the ones in novels? Red beans grow in the south, how many branches will sprout in spring? I wish you would gather many, for this is the most cherished token of love.

Chapter 80 is well-written and the emotions are well-developed, but it's a bit bland. There's almost no intimate description; so far, it's just a quick kiss on the lips. Personally, I enjoy reading this type of book because I like to fantasize—not that I'm fantasizing about myself, but I just like seeing sweet and intimate parts. I'll see how it goes. Still a five-star review!

I started reading this after reading "Whispering Sister," and I can see that the author's writing has improved. Although some parts aren't quite as eye-catching, and sometimes I feel like it's missing something, overall it's a very sweet romance novel. I love it! The male and female leads are both adorable. Where can I get such a cute little Lingzi baby? 😢

Okay, the content is quite good, but the premise of the mistress's soul merging with the female lead's to supplement her soul is a bit ridiculous and feels completely unnecessary. It's a little unsettling to empathize with the character, but overall it's still a good work. 👍 Keep up the good work, author! It looks pretty good if you ignore this setting 🤭

Sweetness is fine, bro, the relationship develops slowly, and after watching all day, I finally caught up with the main group. Bad news: I'm now part of the main group! And what exactly is the relationship between the mistress and the female lead? 😠

It was surprisingly good; I initially thought it would be one of those clichéd plots.