
After They Dumped Me, They Regretted It Too Late
渣了我后,他们悔不当初
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- 539k Words
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- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Throw flowers! As someone who has experienced school violence, I really feel deeply when reading this article. I am far from being as tough and brave as a small mirror. I once collapsed and despaired, but I was lucky enough to come out successfully. I really like the thoughts conveyed by the author. After I came out of the darkness, I always doubted whether it was my problem. He firmly told me that there was nothing wrong. Looking at the growth of the small mirror, I felt that my own knot was slowly unraveling. I wish the author all the best, and may there be more tenderness like a pink coat in the world.
After reading this article in one go, I feel that many people are disappointed. The main reason is that as mentioned in previous comments, no matter how business and capital get around, they can't avoid some dirty things such as intrigues and intrigues. Therefore, the author focuses on the antecedents and the process of selecting business tycoons, without focusing on describing the results. He presents an article from another aspect. The theme may indeed be biased towards abuse of scum and anti-school violence, which is different from the focus of the other two systems.
The confession in the last chapter really fits the character, and this part is really well written.
The business line and the emotional line are too anticlimactic. . . It's all wrong to learn from Xi'an
This article can be said to be a high start and a low end. The second half is really hard to watch. I like to save articles and usually buy them all at once after the series is finished. Or I liked it before and then automatically renewed the full copy. Now I find that this habit is really bad. I feel that this article is really average.
From drawing cards to being a powerful weapon, and then chasing down business tycoons, it's great, but a bit of a pity. The ending was very rushed. I thought I would see the heroine becoming a business tycoon step by step, but no, it was like the story had just begun and then suddenly ended. But thinking about it differently, this shows that the author has really made a lot of progress. I really like this heroine. Her attitude towards those people, her little pink coat, I think she is really nice, like a flower blooming in the mire. I like her so much, maybe because I like her, so I want to see how she reaches the top in business. I don't know if there is a back story, but I think this ending is not like an ending, but more like a beginning.
A business tycoon and a powerful weapon from a powerful country are together, and Helen is a good-looking host of ceremonies.
When I read The Great Power, some people said that the love line was abrupt... But I feel that the love line in this article is so abrupt... Maybe the focus of the description is not on the friendship of a few people... Or maybe the two people are too restrained in their feelings for each other... I really can't feel their love at all...
Wow, wow, it's been a long time since I saw Sanguan Zhengwen Pen's online article. It's a treasure!
It's great. I haven't seen such a serious and upright novel in a long time. Everything is good. For me, I prefer to think of this novel as a coming-of-age novel rather than a slap-in-the-face novel. I read a lot of things that surprised me. I like the little mirror very much. I did something that many people can't do, especially her handling of school violence and her own life. She is very strong, very rational, she is firm in everything about herself, she is kind but not a saint, she is very clear about emotions and external factors, and she does not forgive blindly and ignorantly. What is wrong is wrong, and you cannot choose to forgive someone who is soft-hearted just because the perpetrator regrets, apologizes, and dies. What moved me most was the "Little Pink Jacket". Campus violence is very desperate for all victims, and how many people end their lives in this despair. I was once ostracized by my classmates, and I just couldn't stand it. I couldn't imagine how scared other victims of school violence must be. The anti-school violence public welfare established by Little Mirror is also a public welfare that we have always hoped to truly appear in reality. The only regret in the whole story, I think, is that the ending is too rushed, too fast, and the systematic "business tycoon" seems too pale. I think I can only see how Xiaojing survived, how to treat those who were not good to her in her own way, and see her academic growth and happiness. Relatively speaking, there are too many descriptions about academics and slaps in the face, and the system is not very useful. If it is written well, it can actually write more than a hundred chapters to see how the little mirror can grow in business. The emotional line with Luo Hong is also relatively pale, and there is a little less interaction. Overall, I enjoyed this article, it was funny to say the least, but I felt like I did learn something from it.