Female Lead, I’m Really Only Pretending to Like You!

This book is really good, especially the part about Lü Bu and Diao Chan. The battle between Sun Wukong and Xue Baochai lasted for hundreds of rounds, but Xue Baochai was indeed too strong. Well, if it weren't for Darius's outer-circle cheat + Noxus Guillotine, This burst of M4 6x scope fire is a guaranteed kill. Aside from that, I quite admire...

For a high school student, the author's work is actually quite good, although the plot might be a bit difficult for some readers. I managed to stay on the edge of my seat, and I hope the author's writing continues to improve. 👍👍👍

This is a book review 😏 The subject matter is quite interesting, and the characters are well-developed; it's worth watching. 👍 The female lead is a strong, independent woman, while the protagonist is a little girl. Currently, it seems the female lead wants the protagonist to fall in love with her so she can then abandon him, but ultimately can't bring herself to do it. 🤔

It's watchable, not bad. I'm a bit unclear about the direction it's taking right now. I haven't really seen any twisted elements. It's just a normal story of first hating and then loving, but the author introduces yandere elements later on? Regarding the character design, I don't think the plot shows any hope for romance for the time being. Since that's the case, why not be bolder?

The protagonist's hatred for the female lead diminished too quickly. Of course, this might be because I have an omniscient perspective. I hope that later the protagonist discovers what the female lead did (I guess Yuxin might find out and tell the protagonist), and then the protagonist is actually kidnapped and rescued by the female lead, calmly saying, "So it was you who did it," completely relieved.

I just finished watching it in about two hours. As for how it was, well, in my opinion, it was watchable and quite good. It's more suitable for seasoned yakuza (my definition: those who have watched Da Xiao Ye, Niannian, and Xiao Cheng). Newcomers to yakuza might find it a bit stomach-churning (of course, I'm not saying that seasoned yakuza don't get stomach-churning, it's just that even if they…

It's really good! 🥰 I've already finished the whole book 🍉🍉🍉 It's just right for my taste 😘, but it's too short 😅, and I'm a little dissatisfied with the ending 😅😅😅. It's good, that's all that matters 😜, and there's not much else to say 🍉🍉🍉 Haha 😜😜😜, what do you guys think? 🍉🍉🍉

It's pretty good. From the beginning, there really is genuine revenge involved. Keep it up, author!

The ending felt a bit rushed; the forgiveness process was too short compared to the explosive release. It feels like there was still a lot more to write; doubling the content wouldn't be a problem. (The Qin family and other related topics can still be written about, but the game theory aspect hasn't been written about much.) (And another thing, you won't even let me see you eat anything, 🙂)

It's angsty and a bit cringe-worthy. I could guess that the rainy night in the underground parking garage would be a key climax, and that the relationship might take a slight turn afterward, but I guessed wrong 🤦. My idea was that Yu would deliver the painting, comforting the female lead when she was at her most vulnerable, offering her support and comfort.