
Xiao Meng Decides to Quit
小梦决定不干了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 126k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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In booklists 8
Comfort Reads [BG]
Slowly updating (preferences: yandere characters, spoiled divas, green tea schemers, melodrama, villains, sweet-on-the-outside-but-dark-inside characters, airheads, love triangles, forced love)
Modern Romance
A few contemporary romances.
Unconventional Angst: The Men Suffer Most
No chasing-the-wife-to-the-crematorium plots or one-sided misery for the heroine. My preference is emotional angst; physical abuse is boring.
Singing as I Stroll Along
How can a story not have a heroine who carries the team?
Novels I’ve Read
These are the JJ novels I’ve read and bought.
A Little of Everything: BG
BG novels I've reread. I'm pretty picky about the heroine's characterization. Characterization > plot = writing.
Rereads
Just as the title says
Dark Male Lead, Pure Romance Edition
My favorite male leads: dark and twisted, but chaste and devoted. Ratings are based on how dark and twisted they are, and how believable it is.
Reader comments 44
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I laughed so hard, I jumped and bought a few chapters when I was pushed. I felt something was wrong and skipped the extra chapter. Sure enough, you wrote the male protagonist as a licking dog. You said that everyone knows it and won't write it. Do you think some people don't want to read it? .
I read the comments section first and immediately bought the ending and extras. I felt disgusted. Although the author wrote the male protagonist to death, in my opinion, he still loves men. After the male protagonist dies, he will still bring trouble to the female protagonist, so he should die. I have read several of the author's books, and the male protagonist is always a proud man who falls in love with the female protagonist. The most annoying thing about this book is that the heroine did not repay the hurt she received from the people around the hero. They continued to unleash their malice on the heroine until after the hero died. If you really want to abuse the male protagonist, you should let him live, let him understand the harm he and the people around him have caused to the female protagonist, the bully should also be punished, and let the male protagonist's friends understand that they are also one of the important reasons why the male and female protagonists cannot be together. Instead of having them sneer at the female protagonist after the death of the male protagonist, this description really feels a bit "misogynistic". The abrupt end of the if extra chapter was particularly disgusting. My first impression after reading it was that the author was reluctant to write the male protagonist as a licking dog. It is said that everyone can guess the subsequent development. As a victim, the heroine stayed away from home. Although the heroine went out and redeemed herself, the perpetrator did not receive the punishment he deserved. Why the female protagonist is bullied? The male protagonist's early attitude is the key. He is not just a bystander, it can even be said that the harm the female protagonist receives from the people around the male protagonist is all caused by the male protagonist. The male protagonist needs to understand that he is one of the perpetrators, and that the harm he has caused to the female protagonist is the fundamental reason why he and the female protagonist cannot be together. After he understands this, he should punish all the perpetrators, including himself, instead of just being depressed and looking for death. It can only be said that the male protagonist who is relieved by death still loves himself more.
After reading the comment section, I understand why I feel so upset. Xiao Meng should describe what the hero did in beautiful writing in the circle of friends, and synchronize the Weibo ins to ensure that every friend and family of the hero can see it, so that everyone knows what the hero has done wrong, instead of ending up with many people who are confused and even blaming Xiao Meng.
I think a strong person should not only be considered strong from 0 to 100, but also from -100 to 0. The heroine is already great. Facing a broken family, school bullying, being rejected and insulted by the people she likes, and uncontrollable depression, she can live and survive without hurting herself in the end. It is already great.
Jumping to the beginning of the abuse of men, we are still abused. The heroine redeems herself well, but can those people get retribution? Has the hero been punished? The heroine has suffered for more than ten years and wants to die because her father wants her to live well. The hero just lost his love. If I insist on saying that the hero is miserable, I can't help it. Half of the female protagonist's pain is caused by the male protagonist. The female protagonist will suffer when she is with the male protagonist. Because the male protagonist is punished a little bit, she feels sorry for the male protagonist. If I want to have sex with the male protagonist, I have nothing to say. Because many abuse stories still choose to forgive and stay together, and it feels good not to be together in the end. If you are still bound to a scumbag for the rest of your life, even if the scumbag is trained by you, don't, don't forget what you have gone through. If you think so rationally, you may end up being deceived by the scumbag's gentleness, good looks, and wealth, because I also want the same tutor [dog head]
Write something about it, even though everyone knows it, I still want to read it.
(There is a little black mud, you can skip it) In fact, this article is very imperfect in my eyes, but I can almost sympathize with Xiao Meng, even to the extent that I feel that Xiao Meng and the author are empathizing with me. I cried almost two-thirds of the way through the reading, which was covered up in the middle of Xiao Meng. I have never seen a neurotic breakdown in other books, and even professional psychology books have never described my mood so truly. I sometimes misunderstand Xiao Meng and me, because Xiao Meng really said the most true words that I have never told others. In the early stage, I briefly looked forward to Shen and Xiao Meng's heir, but that was the end of it. After I started to describe Xiao Meng's psychology, I don't remember which sentence it was, but it immediately hit me. It was just a stab in the heart, or even more serious, PTSD. Although everyone is keen to watch the drama of a broken mirror reunited, in fact everyone also knows, how to reunite a broken mirror? There's nothing you can do. Just looking at the debris on the floor makes you feel powerless. Even if you put it all together, it won't be the original mirror anymore. No reunion, no reunion allowed. In my opinion, it is impossible for Xiaomeng to forgive Shen before she jumped into the lake, because I can't forgive, not only because of the hurt in the past, but also because of the compensation now. You really came too late, why did you come so late? Why weren't you with me during those times? All the good things you do to me now only make people feel sick, because you could have been so good to me in the past, you just didn't choose to do so, you didn't choose me. As for the hurt in the past, let alone it. Hurt is just hurt, and there is no room for change. Xiaomeng finally walked out of the lake and reconciled, but I felt that I couldn't do it, and it was difficult to do it, because, although I think I am living a good life now and am quite happy every day, I will think of all the sad, painful, and low moments again. It is like a scar. It is no longer as painful as before, but I can see it as long as I lower my head, so I will never forget it, forever and ever. Shen died in the end, but as for me, I don't know whether he died first or whether I got out of the lake that trapped me first. Well... Finally, I hope Xiaomeng can live happily and well.
I want to see a side story where the truth about bullying is revealed. The side story where the male protagonist is a dog licker might look disgusting after thinking about it. Will he care about Xiao Meng's reputation? Will he ensure that Xiao Meng will not be gossiped about? Thinking about the reality, maybe Xiao Meng will be spread rumors, which is even more disgusting. Can he also experience bankruptcy, or if the if line is bullied because of his superiority, but he has never been in contact with Xiao Meng, and can only watch Xiao Meng shine alone, so that no matter what happens to him, he will not cause trouble to Xiao Meng.
I like this book very much. There is no forced hehe. This kind of story is the best. I sincerely feel sorry for the heroine. The hero didn't come too late, but he didn't take her seriously at all and didn't love her enough, so his reaction was delayed. If you truly love someone, you will pay attention to everything about her wholeheartedly. The male protagonist's love is very self-centered, but it is really not easy for the female protagonist. Fortunately, she has come out. She has to rely on herself for salvation. Don't place hope on others. It warns us that we must love ourselves.
I feel that I am going high and low. The psychological description of the heroine in the previous chapter is so good that I don't even know how to get out of it. And this kind of thing called a disease can really be solved by just thinking about it (I don't know much about this, this kind of physiological and objective thing) and it is quite outrageous. It seems that I have been undergoing psychological consultation for three years, and the doctor thinks that it can't be solved. I don't even take medicine (according to the anti-depressant mentioned later) I guess I didn't take the Yu medicine before, but I may have taken it.) I thought these diseases were physiological diseases and psychological aids. I didn't read the article that carefully. If I overlooked something about apologizing for slipping on my knees, it's actually harmless. I just wanted to say that the heroine didn't come out until she rejected the male protagonist's proposal. It was not good to go out to play with her best friend for more than half a month. It seemed that she was already seriously depressed. After talking to the heroine once, she suddenly thought about it. This is a bit abrupt, and the development in the back is very fast. I feel that it is not as good as the previous one. If the process of saving the heroine in the back is more complete, in my opinion, the heroine is a very good character, standing up, not the kind who will forget it after reading the novel. I feel that what the author wants to write is the kind that can be well discussed regardless of the male and female protagonist's perspective, rather than a one-sided view. There is nothing wrong with wanting to write it, but fate plays tricks on people.